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# Creating a Fisher Character
When creating a new character we got 3 options:\
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[**Simple Mode:**](/main/vehicle/getting-started/creating-a-fisher-character/simple-fisher.md) Uses no IK and no Hand Swap, this version uses only basic animations and avoids the use of IK, since the reeling is IK dependent this mode will not work for Reeling and other advanced fishing modes (e.g. Tug of War).
[**Default Mode:**](/main/vehicle/getting-started/creating-a-fisher-character/default-fisher.md) Here we gonna have IK for both hands, it works on all the fishing modes. This version don't use Hand Swap Animations, so it's faster to configure.
[**Advanced Mode:**](/main/vehicle/getting-started/creating-a-fisher-character/advanced-fisher.md) Just Like the Default Mode, plus a set of hand swap animations. \
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If you are already using a Malbers character and only want to Add Fishing State on top your structure, please go to [Add Fishing State to Character](/main/vehicle/getting-started/creating-a-fisher-character/add-fishing-state-to-character.md).
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