# Readme

## How to use

Go to **Tools > Tiny Giant Studio > Package Importer**

<figure><img src="/files/VxbiPkVaE2XKpaFYN0su" alt=""><figcaption><p>How to find the TGS Package Importer</p></figcaption></figure>

Click import on any asset that you find useful.

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## *Why does this exist?*

*This package is currently used as a temporary alternative to the Unity package manager. Since many Unity Publishers have reported bugs trying to upload for it, I figured it would be faster just for me to make one.*

*It can recommend packages based on Unity version, and Render Pipeline versions and track when an update is required.*

*If any other asset publisher is interested to add support for it in their asset, I will be happy to release it as a free and separate package to the store.* \
*Don't hesitate to contact me, happy to talk it out: <mark style="color:green;"><ferdowsur@gmail.com></mark>*


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