# Demo Scene

Flow Of Action includes a demonstration scene (`Assets/Bee Labs/Flow Of Action/Scenes/Demo.unity`) that showcases the package's features in an interactive environment.

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## What's Included

The demo scene provides hands-on examples of:

* **Action Sequences** — Pre-configured FlowPlayers demonstrating various actions
* **Trigger Components** — Interactive examples of all trigger types
* **Juice Effects** — Punch position/rotation/scale and screen shake demonstrations
* **Variable System** — Examples of setting, comparing, and reacting to variable changes
* **UI Integration** — Tween and text actions in action

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## Third-Party Assets

The demo scene uses free third-party assets for demonstration purposes. These assets are **NOT** part of your Flow Of Action purchase license:

| Asset         | Source                                                                | License                                           |
| ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Sound Effects | [Pixabay](https://pixabay.com/users/idoberg-34953295/) by Ido Berg    | Pixabay Content License (free for commercial use) |
| 3D Assets     | [Kenney.nl Prototype Kit](https://www.kenney.nl/assets/prototype-kit) | CC0 1.0 Universal (Public Domain)                 |

If you wish to use these demo assets in your own projects, please download them directly from their original sources and follow their respective licenses.

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## Removing Demo Assets

You may safely delete the `Assets/Bee Labs/Flow Of Action/Scenes/` folder if you do not need the sample scene. This will remove all third-party demo assets from your project.

Flow Of Action's core functionality (Runtime, Editor, Attributes, Triggers) does **not** depend on any of these demo assets.


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