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Zion Games
Documentation
Setup guides, user manuals, integration notes and troubleshooting documentation for Zion Games Unity assets.
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Find documentation for controllers, runtime systems and Unity editor utilities.
ZionTPS
Documentation for the modular Unity 6 third-person controller, camera, movement systems, setup tools and diagnostics.
- Installation and setup
- Movement and camera configuration
- Input System setup
- Diagnostics and troubleshooting
Zion Modules
Focused runtime systems for stats, scanning, objective navigation, menus, player settings and game-flow integration.
- Zion Stats
- Zion XRay
- Zion Console Menu NEW
- Module requirements and comparison
Zion Editor Tools
Standalone Unity editor utilities for inspecting dependencies, debugging save data and protecting scene work.
- Zion Save Inspector
- Zion Dependency Graph
- Zion Scene Backup
- Tool setup and troubleshooting
Current Zion Products
Documentation is organised by product so you can quickly find setup, integration and support information.
ZionTPS
Third-person locomotion, camera behaviour, optional movement systems, setup tooling and project diagnostics.
- CharacterController locomotion
- Camera-relative movement
- Jump, crouch and roll
- Setup Wizard
Zion Stats
Health, Stamina, Mana and XP systems for ZionTPS, including presets, StatsConfig assets and optional UI Toolkit HUDs.
- Stat presets
- StatsConfig setup
- HUD generation
- Gameplay events
Zion XRay
Scanner, objective tracking, through-wall highlighting, world markers and NavMesh GPS navigation.
- Scanner setup
- Objective providers
- World markers
- GPS trails
Zion Console Menu
Controller-ready UI Toolkit menus, player settings, runtime input rebinding, game-flow hooks and editor diagnostics.
- Getting Started NEW
- User Guide
- Game Flow integration
- Save-system integration
Zion Save Inspector
Inspect, edit, compare and validate game save data without replacing your existing save system.
- Save-data tree
- Save comparison
- Schema validation
- Diagnostic reports
Dependency Graph
Understand Unity asset and code relationships before deleting, moving or reorganising project content.
- Dependency visualisation
- Code-aware references
- Orphan and duplicate detection
- Safe-delete workflow
Scene Backup
Protect Unity scenes with automatic, versioned backups and a straightforward restoration workflow.
- Automatic scene snapshots
- Versioned history
- Backup management
- Scene restoration
Documentation Library
Browse all documentation sections currently available on the site.
Getting Started
Installation, setup, and your first project with ZionGames packages.
- Installation
- Project Setup
- Assembly Definitions
ZionTPS
Third-person shooter controller framework for Unity 6.
- Overview
- Character Controller
- Camera System
- Input Handling
- +1 more
Zion Tools
Editor tools for setup, diagnostics, and quick scene actions.
- Overview
- Zion Scene Backup
- Zion Save Inspector
Zion Modules
Optional module documentation, with each module on its own docs view.
- Overview
- Zion Stats NEW
- Zion Xray NEW
What You Will Find Here
Zion documentation is written to help you install, understand and integrate each product into a real Unity project.
Quick Starts
Recommended first-install workflows, requirements and initial validation steps.
- Package installation
- Setup Wizard guidance
- First Play Mode test
- Common setup checks
User Guides
Detailed explanations of components, settings, workflows and product behaviour.
- Component reference
- Configuration options
- Runtime behaviour
- Recommended workflows
Integration Notes
Guidance for connecting Zion products to project-specific gameplay and data systems.
- Public APIs
- Events and adapters
- Scene integration
- Optional module connections
Troubleshooting
Common problems, diagnostics and the information needed when requesting support.
- Setup issues
- Missing references
- Input and UI problems
- Diagnostic reports
Useful Links
Product pages, stores and direct support from Zion Games.
Before Requesting Support
Providing the right technical information makes troubleshooting faster.