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# L\_Demo Map: Escape Room Example
### 🧩 L\_Demo Map: Escape Room Example
The `L_Demo` map serves as a fully playable **escape room-style level**, designed to demonstrate how all the core features of **S.B.I.** work together in a real gameplay scenario.
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#### 🎮 Gameplay & Interaction
* You’ll follow a **step-by-step puzzle sequence** using the **Tracker HUD** on the top-right corner of the screen.
* All core interaction types are present — including **press**, **hold**, and **item-based activation**.
* Remember:
* Use nearby **switches** to turn on room lights.
* **Collect batteries** to power your flashlight and access darker areas.
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#### 🧠Puzzle Logic with BP\_DemoPuzzleController
This map features a custom controller actor:
> **`BP_DemoPuzzleController`**
This actor is **not required** for general use of S.B.I. — it exists purely to:
* Coordinate events during the escape room sequence
* Track your puzzle progress
* Trigger follow-up events (e.g., unlocking doors, enabling new controls)
It uses **simple event dispatchers** tied to interactable actors in the level.
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#### 🔧 Learn From It (Optional)
While this controller is specific to the demo, it’s a **great reference** if you:
* Want to create **step-based puzzles**
* Need to coordinate multiple actors via dispatchers
* Are building **escape room**, **survival**, or **story-driven logic**
We kept it clean and beginner-friendly so you can explore or build on it.