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# How to use

The Unity package contains the following elements:

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## Nice1 folder

Contains the Demos, Plugins, Prefabs, Scripts and UI folders.

* Demos: contains three samples:
  * A sample main scene called *CanvasAnchorExampleScene 1* (inherits from project <https://github.com/liquiidio/UniversalAuthenticatorLibraryUnity>) It has all you need to create a Login functionality using EOSIO Blockchain Network.&#x20;
  * A sample scene called *Nice1sample* with a configuration of panels, buttons and the prefabs needed to use the login part of the plugin.
  * A sample scene called *Nice1CharacterSelectorSample* with a configuration of a set of elements (panels, buttons, prefabs, etc.) required to use the character selector part of the plugin.
* Plugin: contains the plugin, Mac, iOS, Android, WebGL and Windows libraries.
* Prefabs: contains various prefabs:
  * LoginPanelAnchor: the login panel to launch Anchor Wallet.
  * UserPanel: a panel to display the name of the logged in user.
  * WalletManager: contains the scripts for authentication management, license parameters configuration and UI management.
  * Character: a button used in the character selection part of the plugin.
  * CharacterSelectionScreen: a panel used in the character selection part of the plugin.
  * CharacterSelector: a GameObject that contains the necessary elements to configure the componentes of the character selector.
* Scripts: where the different scripts used in the prefabs are stored. It also contains a ScriptableObject with the stored data for the character selector configurator.
* UI: sprites for the login panel.

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## Nice1 Login Demo Scene

![](/files/vz6cbH5ecbo1XYgcvSzw)

This demo scene contains the necessary configuration to see how the login part of the plugin works. Due to current restrictions, its operation depends on the incorporation of third-party plugins. The following section explains how to perform the configuration.

## Nice1 Character Selector Demo Scene:

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This demo scene contains the necessary configuration to see how the character selector part of the plugin works.


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