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# Welcome!

Welcome to the official documentation for the **First Person Movement System**!

This modular, flexible system was built entirely in **Blueprints** and is designed to serve as a strong foundation for any **first-person Unreal Engine game**.

Whether you’re creating a narrative-driven experience, a survival horror, or a fast-paced action game — this template helps you get started quickly with essential systems already in place.\
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**Unreal Engine Version:** 5.3 - 5.4 - 5.5

{% hint style="info" %} <sup><mark style="color:yellow;">**Important:**<mark style="color:yellow;"></sup> <sup></sup><sup>This project is built entirely using</sup> <sup></sup><sup><mark style="color:blue;">**Blueprints**<mark style="color:blue;"></sup><sup><mark style="color:blue;">.<mark style="color:blue;"></sup> <sup></sup><sup>A basic understanding of</sup> <sup></sup><sup><mark style="color:blue;">**Unreal Engine**<mark style="color:blue;"></sup> <sup><mark style="color:blue;">**Blueprints**<mark style="color:blue;"></sup> <sup></sup><sup>is recommended before using or modifying this system.</sup>
{% endhint %}


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