Features

Flexible & Powerful Motion Graph

Craft complex FPS movement in an intuitive editor
Parkour features and demo with wall running, crouch slides, mantling
Swimming, including moving water and wading
Attach behaviours to motion graph states for a wide variety of effects
Graph properties allow communication between the motion graph and scripts
A wide variety of conditions
Add your own states, behaviours and conditions to extend the graph's functionality
Input system independent
Swappable data sources and types (speed, jump height, etc)
Grapple swing and Arkane style blink ability

Modular Firearms

Interchangeable components (trigger, shooter, reloader, aimer, etc)
Attachment system

Sockets and attachments
Can be nested (eg muzzle socket on barrel attachment)
Example UI provided
Randomised weapon pickups

Flexible accuracy and recoil system
Weapon and weapon mode specific crosshairs
Inventory based ammo
Render texture, stencil and HUD based scopes
Holographic and red-dot sights with projection reticules
Laser pointers and flashlights
Guided projectiles with a range of targeting systems
Dual Wielding
Firearms with secondary fire modes (any weapon type)

Full Save System

Quick-saves, auto-saves, manual hard saves
Full game state down to bullets in flight
Persist data like health and inventory across scene changes
Screenshots on save
Save browser in game
Custom binary serializer
Save file inspector
Fully customisable - save as much or as little as you want
Seamless in-game saves
Overrides for different save modes

Custom Kinematic Character Controller

Collide and slide approach to collision response
Supports complex moving platforms, with multiple examples
Custom gravity strength and direction
Custom up direction, or driven by gravity
Slope, step and ledge awareness
Friction and speed modifiers
Smooth crouch jumping and height change
Rigidbody pushing and collision response
Push other characters
Curve based slope speed modifiers

Powerful Camera Setup

Layered additive effects such as bob, recoil, knock
Field of view modifiers with turn rate scaling
Field of view "pulses" for acceleration and impact effects
Yaw, pitch and heading constraints for situations such as ladders or turrets
Optional mouse smoothing and acceleration
Powerful camera shake system, with one-shot and continuous shakes
Cinemachine extension

First Person Body (*Animations Required)

Character animation features tied to the motion graph
Full body setup for arms and body in one object
Torso and legs only setup so you can see your feet when looking down
Split rig options for weapons with separate synced arms
Foot IK for slopes and stairs
Hand and finger matching to sync body hands to animated weapons
Animation overrides system for attaching character animations to weapons
Procedural spine bend and twist when aiming
Root motion based motion graph states (with blending)
Demo characters provided for owners of Kubold's Movement Animset Pro and Rifle Animset Pro

Melee & Thrown Weapons

Hand grenade and baton examples
Thrown items can inherit character velocity
Strong and weak throws
Quick melee and throw

Customisable Inventories

Multiple styles emulating popular first person shooters (Doom, Half-Life 2, Halo)
Quick-slots
Quick switching with previous weapon
Contact and interactive pickups
Stacked objects such as ammo and grenades
Loadout assets
Easily extendable inventory database system
Instant use consumables with modular actions
Quick use items such as melee, thrown weapon, firearms and tools

Can interrupt the equipped weapon
Can trigger an animation on equipped to lower hand while using
Can use alongside the equipped weapon (eg "kick" quick-melee)

Detailed Damage System

Location based damage and critical hits
Friendly fire
Damage layers and filters
Physics based and impact based damage
Pushback (eg. shotguns or explosions)
Bullet hit feedback
Health manager
Recharging health
Shields and armour
Healing and damage zones

Expandable Scene Interaction

Instant use or hold to use
Pick up and manipulate rigidbody objects
Interaction events accessible in the inspector
Highlighting and aim-over
HUD tooltips
Multiple door types
Locked doors, with lockpicking mini-game
Inventory based keyring
Keypad UI based locks

NeoFPS Editor Hub

Centralised hub for getting started in and working with NeoFPS
Unity settings wizard
Quick-start guides with object highlighting and links to docs
Demo scene browser and guides
Control NeoFPS settings and managers from one location
Item creation wizards
Integrations lists and links

Game Settings & Remappable Input

Primary and secondary keys
Gamepad profiles
Text files for player editing
Example in-game menus
Access screen resolution settings from in-game
Input System extension

Event Based HUD

Menus & popups (info, alerts)
Firearm info (ammo, magazine, fire mode)
Health and damage
Reactive crosshairs
Hit and critical hit markers
Inventory quick-slots

Demo Scenes & Assets

Firing range
Feature demos
Work in progress "Facility" demo scene
Jetpacks and guided missiles demo
Animated weapon models
Custom recorded and edited sound effects
Demo menu system

Large World Support

Origin shift system to reposition objects closer to the origin

Supports transforms and rigidbodies, world space particle systems, trail renderers
Built in to NeoCharacterController, moving platforms and projectiles
Extensible

Multi-scene saves

Save system stores additive scene contents when unloading and restores them when loaded in later
Demo scene included

Third-Party Asset Integrations

Emerald AI
Rayfire
Highlight Plus
Compass Navigator Pro
More in development on GitHub
See the integration demos in the Playable Demo

Extensible

Scripting Reference
Embraces Unity's component based design approach
Use as much or as little of NeoFPS' features as required
Uses interfaces to minimise dependencies and allow custom implementations

Render Pipeline Support

Set up for the built-in render pipeline out of the box, but comes with HDRP and URP shader graph versions of the shaders. You will find packages including shaders, scripts, prefabs and replacement demo materials in the NeoFPS/Extensions folder, along with tools built into the NeoFPS Hub to check requirements and import packages with a button click.

Note: Built-In shaders created with Amplify Shader Editor

Platforms

NeoFPS is targeted at standalone (PC, Mac, Linux) and console platforms. Its demos are not optimised for mobile games.

Latest Release

For release notes see Releases.

For an overview of upcoming features, see the Roadmap.

For a more detailed breakdown, visit the Trello.

NeoFPS: FPS Controller, Template & Toolkit