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# Project Plugins
Project Plugins allow users to share custom content. Users are able to create self-contained content plugins, iterate on them and publish them to users.
{% hint style="warning" %} Project Plugins cannot reference content in any other project plugin or the project content. They must be self-contained or only dependent on engine content.
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## Guides
Create a new Project Plugin Assets
1. Create a new project plugin that will contain all your content\
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2. Click `Assets` to open the Assets upload modal\
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3. Ensure the upload type is set to `Plugin`.
4. Select the plugins you would like to upload. Each one will be uploaded as a separate project plugin.
5. Click `Upload`.\
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6. You will not be able to see and manage your Project Plugin via the dashboard\
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Upload a new Project Plugin Assets Version
To upload a new Project Plugin Assets Version, follow from Step 2 the same process used to [Create a new Project Plugin](#create-a-new-project-plugin-assets).
The upload will be a new Assets Version for the existing Assets.
Consume a Project Plugin Assets
Project Plugins are consumed via the [Launcher](/platform-documentation/apis-and-tooling/launcher/msquared-launcher/plugins.md)
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