# World Template ## Overview By using world templates that come with key features pre-included, you can easily create a game without writing additional scripts. For example, using the TPS template provides essential features like character control, TPS camera view, and gun systems, allowing you to test and develop immediately without the need for further implementation. ## How to Use World templates are displayed in the **Start with Template** section on the first screen of OVERDARE Studio. By clicking on the desired template, you can duplicate it and create a new project.

## Template Type

Template	Description	Use
Island	An island map where you can experience seasonal changes and basic terrain. You can explore various seasonal styles by following signs and learn about the asset store and object swapping \| Tutorial, Basic Learning, Social Map	Tutorial, Basic Learning, Social Map
Lobby	A lobby with modules like shops and scoreboards. Can be used as the starting point of a game without additional implementation	Waiting Room, Game Hub, Community Space
TPS	A third-person shooting game template with weapon systems and module scripts for shooting, aiming, and camera control. Suitable for prototype creation	TPS Shooting Games, Combat-Based Games
Potion Factory	A complete potion factory background. Can be used for various genres like crafting and fantasy	Background Set, Crafting, Fantasy/Factory Simulation
Jungle	A survival map set in a dense forest, featuring custom props and animation for exploration, hunting, and resource gathering.	Survival, Exploration, Hunting
Obby	An Obby map that contains various dynamic obstacles such as moving pillars, rotating discs, and swinging pendulums. You can adjust difficulty and achieve a specific style by freely changing speed and placement.	Obby, race, obstacle, parkour, module
TPA	A template for third-person action game development. Includes ActionSequence-based combat systems with melee and ranged actions. Suitable for rapid prototyping and scalable expansion.	TPA, Action, Combat, Adventure

## Key Features Included in the Template Island ### Island

Feature	Related Script
Chair	ChairManager SittingSystem
Campfire	CampfireTrigger
Fishing	FishingAreaTrigger FishingSystem
Time Change	TimeSetSwitch TimeFlowSwitchTrigger TimeResetTrigger

### Lobby

Feature	Related Script
Climbing	ClimbDisabler
Chair	ChairManager SittingSystem
Scoreboard	ScorePart Scoreboard ScoreboardUI
Shop UI	ShopOpenTrigger ShopUI Shop

### TPS

Feature	Related Script
Sets UI position, size, and image settings for fire/reload buttons	Config
Third-person camera setup	OSSy_TPS_Camera
A combat network event handler that manages bullet replication, damage processing, effects, and broadcasts related events to all clients	BulletReplicate
Locally controls the TPS combat system, including weapon equip, firing, reloading, aiming, recoil, and GUI updates	OSSy_Client
An event handler that receives combat-related client events such as shooting, damage, and effects from other locals, and synchronizes bullet creation and visual/audio effects locally	OSSy_EventHandler
Sets weapon data setup, including fire rate, recoil, ammo count, and bullet spread	WeaponData
Animation setup modules	BasicAnimantionData AnimantionData MotionSyncModule
Animation synchronization	LocomotionSync OSSy_MotionSync
Animation controller	CharacterAnimationManager
Weapon respawn	Spawner

### Potion Factory

Feature	Related Script
Climbing	ClimbDisabler

### Jungle This map does not include script feature. ### Obby

Feature	Related Script
Processes initialization when player enters, sets respawn time, and specifies checkpoint location	GameSetting
Processes Timer and Goal UI	HUDScript
Measures elapsed game time	Stopwatch
Kills the character touched by the Part	KillPart
Sets the checkpoint information for the character touched by the Part	Checkpoint
Processes the start and end of run	StartLine / GoalLine
Processes Part movement	MovePart
Processes Part rotation	SpinPart / RotaryHammer / SwingPart
Applies a knockback effect that knocks back the character touched by the Part	ImpactPart
Processes obstacles that fall sequentially from above	FallingBalls
Disappears when the Part touches the character and then respawns after a certain time	DisappearPart

### TPA The TPA template is designed with a **modular structure** where the Character, Combat, and UI systems are separated, allowing each system to be independently extended and maintained. To help you better understand this structure, the project **includes a guide document that** explains the overall flow and architecture, and it is recommended to use this as the primary reference. A **guide document (Docs/Beginner Guide.html)** is also provided within the project folder to help you understand the template as a whole, and it is strongly recommended to review this document first.

``` Docs/ ├── Beginner Guide.html Beginner tutorial for creating a TPA game ├── Beginner Guide.md Markdown source of the above content └── Reference/ ├── 00_Project_Overview.md Overview of the TPA template, including content and tech stack (MVC, data-driven, etc.) ├── 01_Character_Guide.md Specifications and explanation of playable characters (Punch, Gun, etc.) based on CharDB ├── 02_Weapon_Skill_Guide.md Data guide for weapons, skill slots, combos, etc., based on WeaponDB and SkillDB ├── 03_UI_Controls_Guide.md UI and control guide including skill button layout, input, and icons (AssetDB) ├── 04_Level_Browser_Structure.md Service structure and ReplicatedStorage folder layout as seen in the level browser ├── 05_Action_Sequence_Guide.md Explanation of included ActionSequence assets and track types (Animation, Hit, Camera, etc.) ├── 06_Extension_Guide.md Summary of how to extend characters, weapons, and skills using data and plugins └── Reference Guide.html Compiled guide for Reference series (00–06) ``` Additionally, the same guide (Workspace/Docs) is included within the map, allowing you to conveniently reference it directly in the studio environment when needed.