> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://vsxgames.gitbook.io/universal-vehicle-combat/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://vsxgames.gitbook.io/universal-vehicle-combat/installation/installing-in-new-project.md). # Installing in New Project How to install a Vehicle Combat Kit in a new project. To install any of the Vehicle Combat Kits in a new empty project, follow the steps below. {% hint style="info" %} Installing this way will overwrite all your project settings. This is fine for a new empty project, but if you are installing in an existing project where you want to preserve the settings you already have, [use this guide](/universal-vehicle-combat/installation/installing-in-existing-project-sck.md) instead. {% endhint %} 1. Create a new project in Unity 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, or 6. Earlier versions are likely compatible, but the asset store's current minimum upload version is 2020. 2. Open the Package Manager by going to the top menu and selecting *Window > Package Manager*. Navigate to 'My Assets' and search for the name of the kit you bought. Click the Download button. Downloading may take a few minutes to complete.

Find the kit in the Package Manager.

3. After downloading, click the Import button that appears. A warning will appear saying that importing the project will overwrite your current project settings. Click 'Import'.

Import the kit with project settings.

4. Next, you'll get a warning that the project has package manager dependencies. The Vehicle Combat Kits have several package dependencies, such as Post Processing and Input System. Click 'Install/Upgrade'. Installing the packages may take a few minutes.

Install package manager dependencies.

4. Next, you'll get a warning about needing to restart the project to enable the Input System. Click 'Yes'. This will restart the Unity Editor.

Restart to enable the Input System.

5. You will need to repeat steps 2, 3, and 4 to continue the installation process. 6. Next, you will be presented with an import list of files, click 'Next'.

Import all the contents of the kit by clicking 'Next'.

7. Next, you'll be presented with a list of project settings that will be overridden. Click 'Import' to accept this. This will begin the process of importing the contents of the kit, which may take a few minutes.

Import project settings overrides.

8. During the installation process, you may get a prompt to automatically update scripts using deprecated API. If so, click 'Yes, for these and other files that might be found later'.

Accept script updates.

That's it! The kit is now installed in your new project. Read on to find out how to install your kit into an existing project, without interfering with your current project settings.