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# Installation

## Installation

To get started quickly, simply download the Unity package from the Asset-Store. After installation you should have a new Databox folder under your Assets project folder.

> You can move the Databox folder wherever you want inside of your project

### .NET 4.x

{% hint style="info" %}
Databox supports Odin Serializer and FullSerializer. To make sure Odin Serializer works properly, you'll have to set the API compatibility level to .NET 4.x in the Unity player settings.
{% endhint %}

### .NET 2.0 - Since version 1.1.1

{% hint style="warning" %}
 If you want to use .NET 2.0, then you need to remove the OdinSerializer folder located at: Databox/Core/Serializers.
{% endhint %}

### Demo scenes

Demo scenes are all inside of a separate Unity package located in the `Databox / Demo` folder.


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