Player settings

The Player settings let you customize key aspects of the player experience, including movement, character abilities, footstep sounds, and camera perspective.

Player Movement

The Player Movement component controls the player's basic movement attributes.

Property	Description
Override Character Settings	When enabled, all player movements settings work; otherwise, they will not. Enabled by default.
Move Speed	How fast the player moves. Default: 4.
Run Speed	How fast the player runs. Default: 8.
Step Offset	Maximum height for automatic player stepping. Default: 0.3.

Character Config

The Character Config component manages character-specific abilities.

Property	Description
First Person Model	The character model for first-person view. It is strongly recommended not to delete or modify this model, as doing so may cause Studio to malfunction.
Show Character Model	Display or hide the character model in the game. Enabled by default. Note that you must first trigger the handprop item to see the character’s display effect.
Enable Jump	Toggle to allow character jumping in the game. Press the Spacebar to switch between enabled actions. Disabled by default.
Enable Crouch	Toggle to allow character crouching in the game. Press 'C' to crouch when enabled. Disabled by default.
Enable Crawl	Toggle to allow character crawling in the game. Press 'C' to crawl when enabled. Disabled by default.

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Crouch and Crawl share the same key by default; you can press 'C' to switch between enabled actions.

Player Footstep Sounds

The Player Footstep Sounds component configures footstep audio based on floor types.

Property	Description
Footstep	Controls sounds and volume for specific floor types. Defaults Footstep1-5 corresponds to floor types: Any (covers all unspecified surfaces), Grass, Indoor, Concrete, Mud.
Floor Type	Defines the surface type for footstep sounds. Matches floor types in the FloorType package.
Volume	Sets the volume level of the player's footstep sounds. Ranges from 0 to 1. Default: 1.
Sounds	Assign unique sounds to each floor type. By default, 9 sound clips are assigned per floor type and will play randomly during footsteps.

To create a new floor type with custom footstep sounds:

1. Add the model that should produce footstep sounds when stepped on to the scene.
2. Select the model and open the Properties window by choosing the more icon.
3. In the Properties window, add the Floor Type component to the model by choosing Add Components > Floor Type. Then, enter a unique name for the floor type.
4. Open Game Settings > Player > Player Footstep Sounds, click Footstep at the bottom to add a new footstep pane.
5. Configure the new footstep properties. The floor type name must exactly match the name set in step 3.

Player Virtual Camera

The Player Virtual Camera controls the player's camera settings.

Property	Description
Override Character Settings	When enabled, all player virtual camera settings work; otherwise, they will not. Enabled by default.
FOV	Field of view. The higher FOV value gives a wider view of the game world.
Camera Height	Distance of the camera along its z-axis, which controls the height of the character's view. Ranges from 0 to 10. Default: 1.6.

Default Vcam (FOV: 60, Camera Height: 1.5)	Adjusted Vcam (FOV: 100, Height: 4)