> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://pmc-docs.gitbook.io/pmc-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://pmc-docs.gitbook.io/pmc-docs/quick-start.md).
# Quick Start
### Step 1: Create a Pawn
**Name your Pawn however you prefer** (for example: **BP\_Prop**).
After creating it, **open the Pawn Blueprint, we’ll configure everything inside this Pawn.**
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### Step 2: Add a Static Mesh Component
You can name it anything you like. I'll use PropMesh.\
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\ **Note:**\
Select your **Static Mesh Component**, then search for **Generate Wake Events** in the Details panel and set it to **True**.
This is required for Physics Sleep / Wake events to function correctly.
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### Step 3: Add Spring Arm & Camera
Add a **Spring Arm** component, then attach a **Camera** to it.\
Select the **Spring Arm**, and in the Details panel:
* Enable **Use Pawn Control Rotation**
* Set **Target Arm Length** to **350**
* Set **Socket Offset Z** to **90**
This ensures the camera properly follows controller rotation and maintains the correct third-person distance and height.\
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### Step 4: Add Physics Movement Component & Setup Local Input
Add the **Physics Movement Component** to your Pawn. Then, inside your Pawn, follow the setup shown in the screenshots and connect the required nodes exactly as shown.
This logic ensures that:
* Input is initialized **only on the local Player Controller**
* Remote clients and server instances do NOT add input mappings
* Enhanced Input Mapping Context is safely registered per player\
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### Step 5: Connect Input Actions to PMC Functions
In this step, we wire your Enhanced Input Actions directly into the **Physics Movement Component (PMC)**.
The goal is simple:
* Movement → `Add Physics Movement`
* Jump → `Jump`
* Rotation Request → `Set Directional Rotation Input`
Follow the setups below.
### Step 6: PHI Quick Start
PMC setup is complete.
Head over to [**PHI Quick Start**](/pmc-docs/prophunt-interaction-phi/quick-start.md) to configure prop interaction, transformation, and outline features.
> After this step, your core Prop Hunt gameplay loop will be ready.
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**You’re all set!**
At this point, your inputs are fully connected to PMC - movement, jumping, and rotation are now driven entirely by the Physics Movement Component.\
\ Note: If movement does not respond, double-check that your Input Actions are correctly mapped.
Next, head over to the [**Variables & Settings**](/pmc-docs/variables-and-settings.md) section on the left to learn what each PMC setting does and how to fine-tune movement behavior, physics response, and player control to fit your project.
From here, it’s all about tweaking and dialing in the feel. Have fun experimenting.\