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That is, do not import\n Firebase products with the Asset package flow and using the Unity Package\n Manager flow.\n\nAfter downloading, to import:\n\n1. In your open Unity project, navigate to **Assets** \\\u003e **Import Package** \\\u003e\n **Custom Package**.\n\n2. In the *Import Unity Package* window, click **Import**.\n\nImport Firebase packages using Unity Package Manager\n\nWhen importing Firebase products from `.tgz` files downloaded from the [Google APIs for Unity archive](https://developers.google.com/unity/archive), keep the following in mind:\n\n- This method is only available in 2018.3+.\n\n- If you are using multiple Firebase products in your project, you must download\n and upgrade all Firebase products to the same version.\n\n- Do not mix import methods in one project. That is, do not import\n Firebase products with the Asset package flow and with the Unity Package Manager\n flow.\n\n- Dependencies for each product `.tgz` file are linked alongside in their own\n `.tgz` files. You must download and import the product `.tgz` file and\n dependency `.tgz` files, in the correct order:\n\n 1. External Dependency Manager (`com.google.external-dependency-manager`)\n 2. Firebase Core (`com.google.firebase.app`)\n 3. Firebase products used in your project. If you use Realtime Database or Cloud Storage, import Authentication (`com.google.firebase.auth`) first.\n\nAfter downloading, import `.tgz` files into your project using one of the\nfollowing methods: \n\nPackage Manager UI\n\n1. Open Unity's Package Manager window.\n2. Click the `+` icon in the top-left corner of the Package Manager window and select `Add package from tarball` to open the file browser.\n3. Select the desired tarball in the file browser.\n\nSome older versions of Unity 2019 do not support adding tarballs directly.\nIn this case, you will need to:\n\n1. Unzip the `.tgz` file.\n2. Click the `+` icon in the top-left corner of the Package Manager window and select `Add package from disk` to open the file browser.\n3. Select the extracted folder in the file browser.\n\nmanifest.json\n\n1. Create a new folder next to your project's `Packages` folder and name it `GooglePackages`.\n2. Place the `.tgz` files into that folder.\n3. Use a text editor to open `Packages/manifest.json` under your Unity project folder.\n4. Add an entry for each package you want to import, mapping the package name\n to the location on disk. Be sure to append `file:` to the `.tgz` file path. For\n example, if you were importing `com.google.firebase.storage` and its\n dependency's, your `manifest.json` would look like this:\n\n {\n \"dependencies\": {\n \"com.google.external-dependency-manager\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.external-dependency-manager-1.2.164.tgz\",\n \"com.google.firebase.app\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.firebase.app-7.1.0.tgz\",\n \"com.google.firebase.auth\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.firebase.auth-7.1.0.tgz\",\n \"com.google.firebase.storage\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.firebase.storage-7.1.0.tgz\",\n // com.unity package entries...\n }\n }\n\n5. Save the `manifest.json` file.\n\n6. When Unity regains focus it will reload the `manifest.json` and import the\n newly-added packages.\n\nSome older versions of Unity do not support `.tgz` files in the `manifest.json`.\nIn this case, you should:\n\n1. Unzip the `.tgz` file.\n2. Edit your `manifest.json` to use the path to the extracted folder, instead\n of the `.tgz` file, like so:\n\n {\n \"dependencies\": {\n \"com.google.external-dependency-manager\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.external-dependency-manager-1.2.164\",\n \"com.google.firebase.app\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.firebase.app-7.1.0\",\n \"com.google.firebase.auth\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.firebase.auth-7.1.0\",\n \"com.google.firebase.storage\": \"file:../GooglePackages/com.google.firebase.storage-7.1.0\",\n // com.unity package entries...\n }\n }\n\nMigrate from Unity Package Manager to Asset packages\n\nIn some cases, you might want to switch from using Unity Package Manager to\ntrack Firebase products, to importing products under the `Assets` folder.\n\nIf you're not sure which import method you're using, in your Unity project\nfolder, open the file `Packages/manifest.json`. If the file contains entries\nstarting with `com.google.firebase`, your project used Unity Package Manager for\nimport.\n\nTo migrate to Asset packages:\n\n1. Note current Firebase package versions in your project and remove them.\n\n 1. From the **Window** menu, select **Package Manager** . In the *Package\n Manager* window, make sure \"Packages: In Project\" is selected.\n 2. Note the versions of imported Firebase packages.\n 3. Click on each package name, then click **Remove** . Be sure to remove the External Dependency Manager package (`.com.google.external-dependency-manager`) as well as Firebase packages.\n2. Download and import replacement `.unitypackage` files. You have two options:\n\n - If you can upgrade to the latest version of each package, download the Firebase Unity SDK zip file and import as described in [Add Firebase to\n your Unity project](/docs/unity/setup#add-sdks).\n - If you need to preserve current `.unitypackage` versions, you can download and import individual packages as described [above](#alternative_individual_unitypackages) on this page.\n\nMigrate from Asset packages to Unity Package Manager\n\nIn some cases, you might want to switch from importing products under the\n`Assets` folder to importing and tracking products with Unity Package Manager.\n\nIf you're not sure which import method you're using, in your Unity project\nfolder, open the file `Packages/manifest.json`. If the file contains entries\nstarting with `com.google.firebase` your project is already using Unity Package\nManager for import.\n\nTo migrate to Unity Package Manager:\n\n1. Make sure all Firebase packages and the External Dependency Manager package\n are removed from the `Assets` folder, using either of the following methods.\n\n EDM4U UI\n\n\n 1. In your open Unity project, navigate to **Assets \\\u003e External\n Dependency Manager \\\u003e Version Handler \\\u003e Uninstall Managed\n Packages**.\n 2. Select all Firebase packages and External Dependency Manager.\n 3. Click **Uninstall Selected Package**.\n\n \u003cbr /\u003e\n\n Manual removal\n\n Using file system tools, manually delete the following folders:\n - `Assets/Editor Default Resources/Firebase`\n - `Assets/ExternalDependencyManager`\n - `Assets/Firebase`\n - `Assets/Parse`\n - `Assets/Plugins/iOS/Firebase`\n2. Import packages using Unity Package Manager, as described [above](#alternative_unity_package_manager)\n on this page."]]