# Quick Start

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## Steps

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### Import The Package

Import the Pro 2D Controller package into your Unity project.

After importing, the folder structure will look similar to:

```
Assets/
└── Pro-2D-Controller-TheCodeCM/
    ├── DemoScene/
    ├── Editor/
    │   └── Icon/
    ├── Material/
    └── Scripts/
        └── Modules/
```

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### Open The Demo Scene

Navigate to:

```
Assets/Pro-2D-Controller-TheCodeCM/DemoScene/
```

Open the included demo scene to instantly test all controller mechanics.

The demo scene showcases:

* Responsive Movement
* Slope Handling
* Variable Jump Height
* Double Jump
* Dash
* Wall Slide
* Wall Jump
* Ledge Climb
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### Press Play

The demo scene already includes a fully configured player controller.

Simply enter Play Mode to test all available modules and mechanics immediately.

Default Controls:

| Action        | Key        |
| ------------- | ---------- |
| Move          | A / D      |
| Jump          | Space      |
| Double Jump   | Space ×2   |
| Dash          | Left Shift |
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### Configure Input System

The controller uses Unity's New Input System.

If prompted:

1. Enable the Input System package
2. Restart Unity

You can enable it from:

```
Edit → Project Settings → Player
```

Under:

```
Active Input Handling
```

select:

```
Input System Package (New)
```

OR:

```
Both
```

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### Setup Validation

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The custom inspector includes a built-in validation system that automatically checks:

* Rigidbody2D
* Input Handler
* Collision Detector
* Ground Checks
* Wall Checks
* Ledge Checks

If setup is configured correctly, the inspector will display:

```
Controller setup validation completed successfully.
```

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### Modular System

The controller is fully modular.

You can easily add or remove systems directly from the custom inspector, including:

* Dash Module
* Wall Module
* Ledge Module
* Debug Module

This allows you to build lightweight or advanced controllers depending on your project needs.
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## What's next?

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[Player setup](/pro-2d-controller-doc/getting-started/player-setup.md)
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[Collision Detector](/pro-2d-controller-doc/getting-started/collision-detector.md)
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[FAQ & Troubleshooting](/pro-2d-controller-doc/getting-started/faq-and-troubleshooting.md)
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