Install a UPM package from a registry
Install a package from the Unity registry or a scoped registry.
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When you install a UPM package using Package Manager, the Package Manager evaluates other packages and their dependencies to determine if there are version conflicts with the version you selected. If it detects any conflicts or restrictions, it installs the version that resolves these issues. For more information, refer to Package dependency and resolution.
Use the same process for installing a package from either the Unity registry or any scoped registry defined in your project.
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Open the Package Manager window and select the Unity Registry context from the navigation panel. If you set up a scoped registry and you want to install a package from a scoped registry, choose My Registries instead.참고If you haven't defined any scoped registries for this project, My Registries doesn't appear in the navigation panel.
Select Unity Registry or My Registries
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Select the package you want to install from the list of packages. The package information appears in the details panel.참고If the Package Manager doesn't list the package you want to install in the list of packages, it might be an undiscoverable package, such as an experimental or pre-release package. The Package Manager doesn't display experimental packages unless they're already installed, but pre-release packages appear in the Package Manager when you enable the Show Pre-release Package Versions project setting.
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Optional: If multiple versions are available, select the version to install. For more information on available versions, refer to Find a specific version of a package.
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Click Install.
Install button in the corner of the details panel
The package installs if it meets your project's Package security settings.
When the progress bar finishes, the new package is ready to use.
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You can install multiple packages with one click by using the multiple select feature. For more information, refer to Perform an action on multiple packages or feature sets.