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# Packages Setup

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After importing the asset into the project, Unity should automatically install the required packages, but in some cases if the packages are not installed, here is a complete guide on how to install the required packages.
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1. Navigate to the **Window** menu in the top toolbar and select the **Package Manager** option from the drop-down list. Once the Package Manager window appears, locate the **Packages** drop-down menu and choose **Unity Registry** to view the available Unity packages.

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2. Install the **Newtonsoft Json** package using the git URL. Navigate to the Package Manager and locate the **(+)** button in the top-left corner. Click on this button and select "**Add package from git URL...**" from the options. In the provided text field, enter "*`com.unity.nuget.newtonsoft-json`*" and click the Add button to install the package.

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3. Install the remaining necessary packages from the Unity Registry:

* Cinemachine
* Input System
* TextMeshPro
* Timeline


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