# Installation

## Asset Store

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Generally, the latest version of ESave will be released on Github before the Unity asset store due to verification delays.
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You can find the latest version of ESave in the asset store with [this link](https://u3d.as/3h8u).

Installation Steps:

1. Get ESave from the asset store.
2. Open your Unity project, go into `Window > Package Manager`, switch to `My Assets` from the packages dropdown at the top-left, and then type `ESave` in the search bar.
3. Download and import the package. You may be prompted to install package manager dependencies. Click `Install/Upgrade`.

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4. Once it's complete, and if you were not prompted to install package manager dependencies, a package installer window will pop up. Click `Install Newtonsoft JSON`. You can also open this window from `Window > ESave > Install Newtonsoft JSON`. Alternatively, you can install Newtonsoft JSON directly from Unity's package manager.

## GitHub

You can find the latest version of ESave on GitHub with [this link](https://github.com/StylishEsper/USave/releases).

Installation Steps:

1. Download one of the `.unitypackage` files from the [releases page](https://github.com/StylishEsper/USave/releases).
2. Open your Unity project and double click the downloaded Unity package.
3. Click `import`.  You may be prompted to install package manager dependencies. Click `Install/Upgrade`.

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4. Once it's complete, and if you were not prompted to install package manager dependencies, a package installer window will pop up. Click `Install Newtonsoft JSON`.  You can also open this window from `Window > ESave > Install Newtonsoft JSON`. Alternatively, you can install Newtonsoft JSON directly from Unity's package manager.


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