Transformation System

The disguise itself. Clones the world prop onto the character, hides the character's renderers, builds the solid detection hitbox, and restores everything on revert. Class name: PropTransformController.

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TransformInto(PropWorldObject prop)   // full visual transform from a scene object
TransformInto(PropDefinition prop)    // state only — no clone, for peers that build their own visuals
TransformIntoById(string id)          // registry lookup, then the full visual transform
Revert()

// Readable state
bool IsDisguised · bool HasVisibleDisguise · bool IsMarkedEliminated
PropDefinition CurrentProp · PropWorldObject CurrentWorldProp
GameObject PropClone · Transform PropPivot · Bounds PropBounds

// Events (plus static OnAny… variants for listeners with no reference)
OnTransformBegin · OnTransformComplete · OnRevert · OnWasFound

Marks the prop under the crosshair as something you can become, and answers the Can Clone Prop condition. This is hider equipment: a hunter has nothing to aim into. A disguised player highlights exactly like the prop they imitate, so an absent highlight never gives a player away.

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Plays particles and sound when the character transforms or reverts. Assign it to the Transform Controller's FX slot to have it fire automatically, or trigger it from the Play Transform FX / Play Revert FX instructions.

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PlayTransform()
PlayRevert()
SetProfile(TransformFXProfile profile)

Cosmetic motion on the disguise clone: a wiggle while moving, a player-driven lean, and a Y-axis rotation. Purely visual — it never affects physics, and everything resets automatically on revert.

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SetLeanInput(Vector2 input)   // sets — for a smooth analogue lean from a stick or mouse axis
AddLeanInput(Vector2 delta)   // accumulates, clamped to −1…1 per axis — what Lean Prop uses
AddRotation(float degrees)

Emits a positional sound on a cooldown as a deception tool — luring a hunter away, signalling teammates, or bluffing as ambient prop noise. Requires an AudioSource, which is added automatically.

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Whistle()

bool IsOnCooldown · float CooldownFraction (0–1) · float WhistleRange
event Action<Vector3> OnWhistle   // the world position of the whistle

A speed-driven sway on the disguise, so a moving prop reads as moving rather than sliding. Independent of Prop Clone Motion — use either, both, or neither.

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The deliberately physics-based movement variant, for characters that are not driven by the Game Creator motor. It reads the movement profile from the controller's current prop, so a barrel rolls and a crate slides. Game Creator characters do not need this and should not have a Rigidbody.

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SetInput(Vector2 direction)   // call each frame from your input handler
Jump()

Marks a scene object as something a player can become, and links it to its Prop Definition. The world object is the source of truth for everything visual: the whole GameObject is cloned onto the player, so any script attached to it keeps working while a player wears it.

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Transform CloneRoot · Collider ColliderReference · bool IsCloneable · bool IsHighlighted
PropTransformController DisguisedBy   // whoever is currently wearing this prop, or null

The inspect. Fires a raycast from the ray origin, or evaluates a specific struck object, and reports a correct or wrong guess. It reads its settings asset and its ray origin, and that is the whole dependency list — no controller, no highlighter, no registry.

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Inspect()                        // the raycast form
InspectTarget(GameObject hit)    // evaluate a specific hit, e.g. from a melee event

bool IsOnCooldown · float CooldownRemaining
event OnCorrectGuess(GameObject target) · event OnWrongGuess(GameObject self)

A UnityEvent bridge for projects that do not route damage through Game Creator. GC2 users should wire the On Correct Guess / On Wrong Guess events instead — UnityEvent persistent calls store an assembly-qualified type name and are not covered by the [MovedFrom] attribute that keeps GC2 graphs stable across renames.

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The Waiting → Prep Phase → Hunt Phase → Round End state machine, with the registration roster, the elimination bookkeeping and the win conditions. Single-instance by design; every node finds it automatically, so nothing needs a dragged reference.

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StartRound() · StartRound(RoundSettings settings) · StartRound(float prep, float hunt)
EndRound() · ResetRound()
RegisterPropPlayer(GameObject) · UnregisterPropPlayer(GameObject)
ReportPropEliminated(GameObject) · IsEliminated(GameObject)

// Readable state — PropsAlive is derived (registered − eliminated), never stored
RoundState CurrentState · float RoundTimer · int RoundNumber
int PropsAlive · int PropsRegistered · bool IsRoundActive · bool IsAuthoritative
IReadOnlyList<…> RegisteredPropPlayers

// Events (plus static OnAny… variants)
OnRoundStateChanged · OnPropRegistered · OnPropUnregistered
OnPropEliminated · OnHuntersWin · OnPropsWin

A lightweight stat system with no dependency on the paid GC2 Stats module. Each entry is a Prop Stat Type asset with a base and max value; when a vital stat reaches its hard minimum the sheet fires On Vital Depleted and clears Is Alive.

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ModifyStat(type, amount) · SetStat(type, value) · AddToMax(type, amount)
ResetStat(type) · ResetAll() · TryGetStat(type, out stat)

bool IsAlive · IReadOnlyList<PropStat> Stats
event OnStatChanged · event OnVitalDepleted   (plus static OnAny… variants)

Drop it onto a UI text object and press play — it finds the round system and the label by itself. Legacy Text and TextMeshPro are both supported.

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A fill bar for any stat on a Prop Stat Sheet. It subscribes to On Stat Changed itself, so nothing polls and nothing needs wiring beyond the fill image.

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Bind(PropStatSheet sheet)   // re-target at runtime, e.g. for a spectator HUD

A fill driven by the whistle cooldown, with a choice of direction: charging up as it recharges, or draining as it counts down.

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The identity of one prop. It holds no mesh and no collider — the visual comes entirely from the world object, so whatever that object looks like is what the player becomes.

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The master list of every prop definition in the project. One per project is enough. It is what makes a lookup by ID possible — for a saved loadout, a network message, or Transform Into Prop (by ID).

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Everything about the hunter's reach — and deliberately nothing about damage, which is authored on the instruction that applies it.

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How clonable props are marked when the hider looks at them.

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The shape of a round, in one place. Assign one to the scene's Round System and every round uses it; hand a second one to the Start Round instruction to shape a single round — a long tutorial prep, a sudden-death hunt.

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Movement constraints applied while a player is disguised as a prop. Assign it to a Prop Definition; leave the definition's slot empty for a completely stationary prop.

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The particles and sounds a Transform FX component plays.

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The whistle's clip, cooldown and range. Swappable at runtime, so a game mode can change what a whistle costs.

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One kind of stat — Health, Stamina, whatever your game needs. Making it an asset means "Health" is a thing you can point at rather than a string you retype in every node.

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