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# Install Unity SDK

## Required specifications

* Minimum specifications: 2020 or later (If you need support for a lower version of Unity, make an inquiry at '<cs@nbase.io>' email)
* Users of Unity Editor on 2020.3.X / 2021.1.X version should use 2020.3.15f2 or later / 2021.1.16f1 or later (Unity Editor bug fixes for AAB version builds).

## Install SDK and configure the environment

To download Ncloud Chat Unity SDK and configure your project in Unity, follow these steps:

1. [**Download**](https://github.com/nbase-io/NcloudChat-SDK-Unity/releases/) from the GitHub repository page.
2. For samples, [**download**](https://github.com/nbase-io/NcloudChat-SDK-Unity) from the GitHub repository page as well.
3. Run Unity, and create a project.
4. In Unity, click **Assets** > **Import Package** > **Custom Package...** in order.
5. Import the downloaded 'NcloudChat.Unity.SDK.\[version].unitypackage' file from the dashboard.
6. Select all files in the package, and then click the **\[Import]** button.
7. Save the project.


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