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# Slow Motion

This script can be placed on any empty object in the scene, it will control the slow motion system

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With this script added to some GameObject in the Scene, you can use this line of code anywhere to make the Slow Motion effect

```csharp
//Timescale will be set to 0.2f and will increase to 1 for 2 seconds
Slowmotion.DoSlowMotion(timescale:0.2f, duration: 2);
```