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3. Go to Assets in the menu bar (at the top of the Unity Window).
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4. Select `Import Package` → `Custom Package`.
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5. In the file browser, select the .unitypackage file built by `create_unity_asset` script (by default located in `install/unity_package`) and follow the instructions on the screen.
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6. Create a top-level object containing `ROS2UnityComponent.cs`. This is the central Monobehavior for ROS2ForUnity that manages all the nodes. Refer to class documentation for details.
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6. Create a top-level object containing `ROS2UnityComponent.cs`. This is the central Monobehavior for `ROS2 For Unity` that manages all the nodes. Refer to class documentation for details.
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7. Add example script to any object in the hierarchy tab, e.g. by dragging `ROS2TalkerExample.cs` to the object in the inspector tab.
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8. Select another object in the hierarchy tab and add repeat the previous step using `ROS2ListenerExample.cs`.
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9. Once you start the project in Unity, you should be able to see two nodes talking with each other in Unity Editor's console or use `ros2 node list` and `ros2 topic echo /chatter` to verify ros2 communication.
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