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Navigate to the folder root of your local package.ĭouble-click the package.json file in the file browser.Click the Add package from disk button to bring up a file browser.The Add package from disk button appears. For example, if you have a package called -local-package and you save it on the Desktop but your Unity Project is under the Documents folder.Ĭlick the plus ( +) icon in the status bar. The Package Manager can load a package from anywhere on your computer even if you saved it outside your Unity Project folder. (G) The status bar, which displays messages about the package load status and warnings about the network.

(F) The package-specific detail view, which displays information specific to the package selected in the list.

(E) The packages list view, which displays all packages that match the filter and search parameters you specify.

(D) The search box, which allows you to look for packages by name.

(C) The Advanced button, which allows you to display preview packages in addition to packages that have been verified to work with Unity.

(B) The package scope drop-down menu, which allows you to filter which packages appear in the list.

(A) The Add package from disk button, which allows you to specify the location of an external package.

In addition, you can use this window to see which versions are available, and install, remove, disable, or update packages for each Project. Use the Unity Package Manager (in Unity’s top menu: Window > Package Manager) to view which packages are available for installation or already installed in your Project.

Unity packages are newer, more tightly integrated versions of Asset Store packages, able to deliver a wide range of enhancements to Unity. A package is a container that holds any combination of Assets, Shaders, Textures, plug-ins, icons, and scripts that enhance various parts of your Project, including Unity modules (such as Physics or Animation).