# Getting Started
1. To get started, go to **Tools -> UHFPS -> Setup -> Add HEROPLAYER.** This will add the **GAMEMANAGER** and **HEROPLAYER** objects to the scene.
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If you remove **HEROPLAYER** or **GAMEMANAGER** from the scene or lose some references between the Player and the Game Manager, you can select the **Fix Missing** option to fix the setup.
If you have made any changes to the **Player** or **Game Manager** and want to reload **HEROPLAYER** or **GAMEMANAGER** to a new one, select **Reload Setup**. Be aware that this will require you to re-set any level-specific scriptables or saveables.
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The player's rotation must always be zero. When you rotate the player to face a specific direction, the rotation is automatically transferred to the camera's look rotation, and the player's rotation is reset to zero.
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When you lose the reference between the game manager and the player, you can reassign them by following this guide:
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[references](https://docs.twgamesdev.com/uhfps/getting-started/references)
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2. In the **GAMEMANAGER**, navigate to **Player Presence Manager** and select **Player Unlock Type** to specify whether you prefer **Automatic** or **Manual** unlocking of the player.
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With the **Player Unlock Type** set to **Automatically**, the player will be unlocked either at the beginning of the game or when loading a saved game.
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When the **Player Unlock Type** is set to **Manually**, you need to invoke **`PlayerPresenceManager.UnlockPlayer()`** in order to unlock the player or **`PlayerPresenceManager.FadeBackground()`** to fade out the background through your custom script. This option is useful for playing cutscenes or performing other actions before fully engaging in the game.
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Here's how you can unlock the player manually:
```csharp
using UHFPS.Runtime;
void Start()
{
// fade out the background and unlock the player
PlayerPresenceManager.Instance.UnlockPlayer();
// or
// fade out the background
PlayerPresenceManager.Instance.FadeBackground(true,
() => { /* custom actions after fade */ });
}
```
