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# Getting Started

This page walks you through importing the package and setting up your project.

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### **Importing the Package**

If you're using **Easy Build System** for the first time, import it into a new empty project first. This lets you explore how it works before integrating it into an existing project.

You can install **Easy Build System** directly from the Unity editor:

1. Open or create a project with a supported Unity version. Check compatibility here.
2. Go to **Window > Package Manager**.
3. Select the **My Assets** tab.
4. Search for "Easy Build System".
5. Click **Update** or **Download** then **Import**.

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### **Hub Manager**

After importing, the **Hub Manager** window opens automatically.\
It sets up your project for the active render pipeline and validates your configuration.

If you need to open it via: `Tools > Mind Code Interactive > Easy Build System > Hub...`
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This is central dashboard for managing the system.

From here you can:

* **Getting Started**: View your package version, render pipeline, and Unity version.
* **Samples**: Browse and open all included demo scenes directly from the editor.
* **Integrations**: Install and manage third-party integrations.
* **Extensions**: Install and manage extensions.
* **Integrity Checks**: Configure the render pipeline and validate your project setup.
* **Release Notes**: View the full changelog for each version.
* **Roadmap**: See upcoming features and planned updates.
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### **Exploring Samples**

The package includes several demo scenes that showcase the system's features.\
Explore them to understand how everything works before building your own setup.

You can browse all the samples scenes directly from the Hub Manager's **Samples** tab.

They are also available in:\
`Assets/Mind Code Interactive/Easy Build System/Packages/Samples`

The demos use the default set of [Building Parts](/easy-build-system/reference/building-part.md) to demonstrate modular building.\
You can also use other ready-made parts included in the package, or your own custom parts.
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### Package Content

The project is organized under `Assets/Mind Code Interactive/` with the following structure:

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**Framework**: Contains all the core scripts, components, art assets, and resources required for the system to work. This folder is updated with each new version.

**Packages**: Contains extensions, integrations, and sample scenes with shared content (animations, models, textures, starter assets).
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### What's Next

Want to go deeper? Check out the [Beginner Guides](/easy-build-system/learning/beginner-guides.md) for step-by-step walkthroughs.
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