Detailed Setup

NOTE: You can get a quick start using the “Entire_Fusebox_DemoScene” prefab object and drag that straight into your scene. This will everyone to be already setup, you can delete the art assets as required but checkout the demo scene if you’re confused!
Player: 
Layer of: "Ignore Raycast"
Any Interactable Object:
Tag "InteractiveObject" or as per the raycast script on the main camera, it will have the tag you need!
1.Add an “FPSController” to your scene. (Unless you’re using the demo which will already have one added, but the package will be required to be imported before use). Please navigate to the scripts folder in the fuse box package and add the “FBRaycast” script to your “MainCamera”.
2. Now drag the managers from the “Prefabs” folder into the hierarchy.
NOTE: Only drag this prefab into the hierarchy, not the scene.
3. Add the crosshair image from the “CanvasContainer” -> “CrosshairCanvas” components to the “FBUIManager” crosshair slot in the inspector.

4. Add the “FusesText_UI” from the “CanvasContainer” -> “FuseboxCanvas” -> “FusesText_BG” to the “FuseUI” slot in the “FBUIManager”. Keep Inventory fuses at 0.
5. Make sure the “FBAudioManager” has the sounds you require in the appropriate slots, see example. NOTE: Keep volume and pitch at a maximum of 1 and give them the names as seen in the screenshot below.
6. Place a “Collectable_Fuse” into your scene from the prefabs folder. 
Make sure it has the tag of “InteractiveObject” 
NOTE: You can duplicate these later if you need as many fuses as you require to complete the puzzle.
7. Make sure the collectable fuse has a script of “FBItem” and set this to “Fuse”.
8. Add the “FuseBox_Parent” to your scene and place it where you want. Make sure this has a tag of “InteractiveObject”
9. It will need a “FBItem” script set to “Fusebox”
10. It will also need a “FBController” script as well.
11. Look at the “FBController” in the inspector on the “FuseBox_Parent” you just added.

NOTE: Read through the information below and attach the correct GameObjects in the “FBController” script in the inspector. See the image on the next page for more details!
Fuse Inserted?: Tick these boxes to specify if any fuses should be in the puzzle at the start of the game. You can leave them all at false if you need to find 4 fuses to complete the puzzle.

Individual Fuses: Add the fuse object that exist within this parent object. As seen in the image below.

Fuse Lights: Add the “FuseBox_Light_x” to the slots from this parent object.

Materials: Add the two materials that exist in the materials folder of the asset, “M_Fuse_Box_Light_Green”

Power up – UnityEvents: You can create different events based on getting the puzzle correct, so add the “+” and add custom events you want!
12.   You might want to increment the “FuseBox_Parent” with a “#1” and “#2” if you have more than one fuse box in each scene to make linking up the scripts easier.

For example: “FuseBox_Parent_1” and “FuseBox_Parent_2”
 

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