Density 3

A Unity 6 (6000.0.75f1) first-person hand cannon shooter inspired by Destiny 2's gunfeel. All geometry, weapons, and UI are original (primitives + procedural generation); the gunshot recording is a royalty-free Pixabay sample.

How to run

1. Open the project in Unity Hub (add D:\Projects\fableTest).
2. Open Assets/Scenes/Title.unity (the start screen — press Enter to play), or jump straight into Assets/Scenes/TestRange.unity.
3. Press Play.

If the scene is ever missing or broken, regenerate it from the menu: Density3 → Rebuild Test Range Scene.

Controls

Input	Action
WASD	Move
Mouse	Look
Left click	Fire (semi-auto)
Right click (hold)	Aim down sights
R	Reload
Shift	Sprint
C	Crouch (hold)
C while sprinting	Crouch-slide
Space	Jump, then strafe jump (one long lunge) or triple jump (two low hops)
J	Toggle jump type (strafe / triple)
1 / 2 / 3	Swap hand cannon frame
Esc	Free the cursor (click to re-lock)
Esc (title) / hold Esc (in game)	Exit to desktop
Enter (title)	Start the game

What's in the slice

• Three hand cannon frames (ScriptableObjects in Assets/Weapons/), each with its own first-person model (original primitive builds, design language inspired by classic D2 hand cannons — vented top rib, blade sight, exposed hammer; editable inside the Player prefab under Viewmodel):
  • 140 RPM Adaptive — "Last Riposte": black frame, ivory grip with spade medallions, brass trim
  • 120 RPM Aggressive — "Iron Remit": fat barrel, brass muzzle brake, walnut grip
  • 180 RPM Precision — "Dusty Vow": slim long barrel, floating rib, fiber-optic sight
• Destiny-style combat feel: precision (head) crits with yellow damage numbers, white body numbers, damage falloff past each frame's range, ADS zoom with reduced spread, camera + viewmodel recoil, muzzle flash, tracers.
• Bullet magnetism (Assets/Scripts/Weapons/BulletMagnetism.cs): shots bend toward enemies inside an aim-assist cone driven by per-frame Aim Assist / Range / Stability stats (0–100), with per-shot bloom, recovery, and ADS tightening. Select the Player in the Scene view to see the cone gizmo; enemies live on the "Enemy" layer (6).
• Guardian-style movement: sprint, momentum-boosting strafe jumps with a double/triple-jump toggle (J), regenerating shields (recharge after 4 s out of combat), death + respawn.
• Audio (Assets/Scripts/Core/SFX.cs): gunshots use a royalty-free recording pitched per frame (swappable on the GameManager); reload/dry-fire clicks, the ether-gas scream, enemy bolts, deaths, and the strafe-jump boost are synthesized at runtime.
• Test range: dummies at 10/20/35/50 m with range markers (watch falloff), one moving target, and three Fallen Dreg enemies that chase, strafe, and shoot back.
• Rigged, animated enemies: each Dreg is built on a real bone skeleton (Assets/Scripts/Core/DregAnimator.cs) and animated procedurally — idle breathing, a speed-driven walk cycle, weapon recoil, and eye flicker. Bones use humanoid naming, so a sculpted skinned mesh can bind to the same rig and reuse the animator unchanged.
• Physics ragdoll + precision kills (Assets/Scripts/Core/DregDeath.cs): on death the rig switches to a joint-driven ragdoll and is knocked back from the shot. A precision (headshot) kill bursts the Eliksni head into a blast of arc-blue ether (FX.SpawnEtherBurst), Destiny-style. The corpse lingers, then resets to bind pose for respawn.

Project structure (everything is editable in the editor)

• Assets/Prefabs/ — Player, DregEnemy, TargetDummy, HUD prefabs. Edit a prefab and every scene instance updates. All internal wiring (camera, viewmodel, bones, ragdoll bodies, UI elements) is serialized in the prefab.
• Assets/Materials/ — all materials as .mat assets (Dreg armor/cloth/eyes, arena, gun, crit zones).
• Assets/Weapons/ — the three hand cannon WeaponData assets; all balance (damage, RPM, falloff, magnetism stats) is Inspector-editable.
• Assets/Scenes/TestRange.unity — arena geometry as plain scene objects plus prefab instances for player/enemies/dummies/HUD.
• Assets/Scripts/ — Core (health/damage, death/ragdoll, FX, SFX), Player, Weapons (HandCannon, BulletMagnetism), Enemies, UI.
• Assets/Editor/ProjectBootstrap.cs — Density3 → Rebuild Test Range Scene regenerates anything missing (deleted assets) and rewrites the scene. Existing prefabs/materials/weapons are never overwritten, so your edits are safe.

Cross-prefab references (enemy → player, HUD → player) resolve automatically at runtime, so prefabs stay self-contained and you can drop more Dregs or dummies into the scene by dragging the prefab in.

Audio credits

• Title music: "Frozen Star" — Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Battle music: "Space Fighter Loop" — Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Both licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
• Gunshot recording: freesound_community via Pixabay (Pixabay Content License)