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# Unity
1. Prepare the Unity project to be used.
2. Download the Unity Plugin from [**here**](https://www.moamocap.com/ko/download).
3. Right-click on **Assets** in the Project window and select **Custom Package**.
4. Select the downloaded packages and click **Open**.
5. In the **Import Unity Package** window, click **Import**.
6. Prepare a model with a Humanoid Avatar applied. e.g., Mixamo ([set up for Unity avatar](https://docs.unity3d.com/kr/2022.1/Manual/ConfiguringtheAvatar.html))
7. Place **Moa Stream Client** and **Moa Avatar Stream** from the **MoA/Prefabs** folder into the scene.
8. Set the server's port to be the same as the port configured in MoA Streaming (default port: 3333).
9. In **MoA Avatar Stream**, assign **Moa Stream Client** to the Moa Stream Client field, and assign the Humanoid character to the Target Animator field.
10. If the data streaming from MoA is live data, set it to **Live**; if playing back recorded animation, switch it to **Animation**.
11. Enter the Actor Name set in MoA.
12. You can check the character's joints through Visualization. (This feature is Editor-only.)
* Bone Visualization is visible only in the Scene view and can be seen only when Gizmos are enabled.
13. Press the Play button.
14. Check if the desired data is coming through.
15. To check the created example, open the scene in the **MoA/Sample** folder.
16. If the data is not reflected correctly, check the bone structure or the avatar setup of the Avatar. (Example of a proper avatar: Mixamo)
* The position of the Hips assigned to the Avatar should not be the same as the root.
