# Overview

This is the official user manual of Uranus Tools for PlayCanvas. 

All the information required to successfully use the Uranus Tools scripts with your PlayCanvas project is included here.

You can study this user manual from start to finish or go directly to a relevant category to get help with.

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### About Uranus Tools for PlayCanvas

There are several WebGL engines that can help developers build and deploy real time live rendered 3D scenes in regular webpages. 

The revolution in content creation that started with the introduction of WebGL in mainstream browsers is now expanding to fully immersive digital worlds or otherwise known as the metaverse.

One of the most powerful content creation platforms based on WebGL/WebGPU is PlayCanvas.

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From Wikipedia:

*"PlayCanvas is an open-source 3D game engine/interactive 3D application engine alongside a proprietary cloud-hosted creation platform that allows for simultaneous editing from multiple computers via a browser-based interface."*

You can find out more about PlayCanvas [here](https://playcanvas.com/).
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Uranus Tools for PlayCanvas is a collection of ready to use PlayCanvas scripts that add powerful capabilities to your project.

The scripts collection is organized in categories depending on the use case of each script.

Most of the scripts are designed to work as standalone. They can be easily added to existing PlayCanvas projects with minimal configuration. All script attributes contain explanative descriptions on mouse hover.

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This User Manual is currently in active development. You may find several missing pages or insufficient documentation. 

While we work hard to improve and complete this manual, for any problem you have feel free to reach out to the Solar Games team through the support channels you have been provided with.
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