# Quick Start

## Basic Setup

1. Add a `FlowPlayer` component to any GameObject
2. In the inspector, expand the **Action Flow** section
3. Click the action dropdown and select an action to add
4. Configure the action properties
5. Call `Play()` on the FlowPlayer or set AutoPlay to **On Start**

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## Example: Simple Fade Sequence

```csharp
// Get reference to FlowPlayer
FlowPlayer player = GetComponent<FlowPlayer>();

// Play the sequence
player.Play();

// Or listen for completion
player.OnComplete.AddListener(() => {
    Debug.Log("Sequence completed!");
});
```

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## Using Triggers (No Code Required)

1. Add a `FlowPlayer` component and set up your actions
2. Add a trigger component (e.g., `OnInputTrigger`) to the same or another GameObject
3. Drag the FlowPlayer into the trigger's **Flow Player** field
4. Configure the trigger settings (e.g., which key to listen for)
5. Enter Play mode — the trigger will automatically play the FlowPlayer when conditions are met


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