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# FAQ

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**Q). How do I Import the asset?**\
**A).** Go to the Unity asset store and visit your **My Assets**. Download the asset if not already downloaded and click **Import**, import all required features of the asset for your use. It should have appeared in your project under **Padlock System**. (If Unity warns you that you may overwrite project data, do not choose the **Project Settings** tickbox when importing the asset)
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**Q). Is there an example of this asset working?**\
**A).** Yes, you can open the **Padlock Demo** to see the padlock asset in action or use this scene as your initial base of your project.<br>
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**Q). How can I manually setup this asset?**\
**A).** See the below
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[Detailed Setup](/padlock-system-doc/getting-started/main-setup.md)
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**Q). Can I use this asset with a 3rd person character with this asset?**\
**A).** Yes, all you need is to use the trigger event and add the **PadlockTrigger**. See additional note for details!
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**Q). My Raycast isn’t working properly?**\
**A).** Make sure your player character (If it has a collider) uses a layer of **Ignore Raycast** to help this!
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