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# How to setup Newtonsoft.Json

1. **Open the Unity Editor** and navigate to the **Window** menu.
2. Select **Package Manager** to open the Unity Package Manager.
3. Click on the **+** button at the top left of the window, and select **"Add package by name..."**.
4. Paste <mark style="color:red;">**com.unity.nuget.newtonsoft-json**</mark> into the dialog box and click **Add**.&#x20;

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5. Unity will now download and install Newtonsoft.Json into your project.

**Verify Installation:**

* After installation, `Newtonsoft.Json` should appear in the list of packages in the Package Manager. You can also verify the package is correctly added to your project by checking the **Packages** folder in your Unity Project window.
* Ensure that the `Newtonsoft.Json` namespace is accessible by attempting to use it within your scripts. For example, you can try adding `using Newtonsoft.Json;` at the top of one of your C# script files to confirm it's recognized by Unity.


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