# Installation

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## Introduction

System Core is a freely available and is available on GitHub as is, without warranty. It is licensed under the MIT license agreement with a Common Clause condition allowing you to use it for any purpose … other than copying or deriving from it and releasing a compilating asset :sunglasses:

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## Package Manager Installation

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Note that various assets are dependent on System Core and may have installed it for you via the Package Manager.
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1. Open the Package Manager
2. Click the "+" (plus) button located in the upper left of the window
3. Select the "Add package from git URL..." option\ <img src="/files/-MkW6tqgBr-8XK0-iKQ2" alt="" data-size="original">
4. Enter the URL below and press add.

```
https://github.com/heathen-engineering/SystemCore.git?path=/com.heathen.systemcore
```


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