# Getting Started

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### Importing BloodScreens Pro into Your Unity Project

Getting started with **BloodScreens Pro** is quick and straightforward. To begin, simply import the latest `.unitypackage` into your Unity project.\
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Create an empty BSP Manager or use pre-configured presets directly from the menu for quick setup and instant results.

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GameObject > IronSami Studio > BloodScreensPro > Presets
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Selecting this option will add the **BSP\_Manager** to your scene. This manager includes a built-in **Pooling System** to ensure optimal performance during runtime.

### Quick Testing with the debugger

To quickly test functionality at runtime, enable the **`BSP_Debugger`** object within the **BloodScreens Pro Manager** prefab.&#x20;

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This will activate the built-in test script, allowing you to interact with the manager using keyboard shortcuts:<br>

* Press **X** to show a screen effect.
* Press **I** to start the effect cycle (e.g., low health).
* Press **U** to stop the effect cycle.
* Press **L** to activate manual flash.
* Press **K** to deactivate manual flash.

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You can also experiment with various settings directly in runtime. For example, disabling the **Procedural Effect** will switch the screen effect to a static mode, allowing you to preview different visual behaviors.