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Not directly, no. <code>.unitypackage</code> is a compressed file format specific to use in Unity. However, if your model exists in a raw form such as a .fbx file within the project folder in Unity, you can use that to import, instead.

Not directly, no. .unitypackage is a compressed file format specific to use in Unity. However, if your model exists in a raw form such as a .fbx file within the project folder in Unity, you can use that to import, instead.

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	Not directly, no. <code>.unitypackage</code> is a compressed file format specific to use in Unity. However, if your model exists in a raw form such as a .fbx file within the project folder in Unity, you can use that to import, instead.		Not directly, no. <code>.unitypackage</code> is a compressed file format specific to use in Unity. However, if your model exists in a raw form such as a .fbx file within the project folder in Unity, you can use that to import, instead.
	~~=== What about my custom shaders? ===~~