# Configurate Movement

For setup player movement parameters go to the:

> **First Person Controller** *(component)* **-> Controller** *(tab)*

![Controller](/files/-MbaWi4EEobmbXKekcgB)

| Property              | Description                                                                                    |
| --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Locomotion Settings   | Player movement settings. It is responsible for the speed of movement in different situations. |
| Jump Settings         | Jump settings. Used to measure the jump force.                                                 |
| Air Settings          | Customize the player's movement in the air.                                                    |
| Acceleration Settings | Setting up the player's acceleration.                                                          |
| Crouch Settings       | Setting up a walk in a squat.                                                                  |
| Gravity Settings      | Gravity force settings.                                                                        |
| Grounded Settings     | Ground checking settings.                                                                      |
| Root Settings         | Root checking settings.                                                                        |
| Check Wall Settings   | Wall checking settings.                                                                        |
| Advanced Settings     | Advanced Settings.                                                                             |


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