- [Instructor] There are two sections you need to be
aware of when looking for packages and assets.
The Asset Store and the Package Manager.
Let's explore both.
You can find the package manager by clicking on Window,
and Package Manager.
The Package Manager installs native packages
based on how you started the project.
For instance, in our case you see all the packages
that were installed here.
If you had created another project, say a 2D game,
different packages would've been installed.
But you can also install any of the packages
based on your needs.
For instance, if you need TextMeshPro,
you can also install this particular one here,
or remove any of the packages inside of that project.
Let's close Package Manager.
And now let's open the Asset Store.
So you can click on Window and then Asset Store.
One note. the first time you open Asset Store,
you're going to see this message, The Asset Store as moved.
All you have to do is click on,
Always open in browser from menu, and then search online,
and then the next time you actually open Asset Store
so let's close it.
It's going to open a browser window, like this.
The Asset Store is where Unity and other creators
offer plugins, 3D objects, materials,
and everything in between so you can actually enhance
your game or 2D, 3D content created in Unity.
You can access it from the menu from now on,
and it's going to open the browser window.
Feel free to explore both the Asset Store
and the Package Manager to see what is available
and what you can do.