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uid: input-system-project-wide-assets
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# Create and assign a default project-wide actions asset
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Follow these steps to create an actions asset that contains the built-in [default actions](./default-actions.md), and assign them as project-wide.
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Open the Input System Package panel in Project Settings, by going to **Edit** > **Project Settings** > **Input System Package**.
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If you don't yet have an action assets assigned as project-wide in your project, the Input System Package settings window displays an empty field for you to assign your action asset, and a button allowing you to create and assign one.
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*The Input System Package Project Settings with no project-wide actions assigned displays a button to create and assign a default project-wide action assets*
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you already have an action assets assigned, this button is not displayed, and instead the Actions Editor is displayed, allowing you to edit the currently assigned project-wide actions.
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Click **Create a new project-wide Action Asset**.
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The asset is created in your project, and automatically assigned as the **project-wide actions**.
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The action assets appears in your Project view, and is named "InputSystem_Actions". This is where your new configuration of actions is saved, including any changes you make to it.
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*The new action assets in your Project window*
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When you create an action asset this way, the new asset contains a set of default actions that are useful in many common scenarios. You can [configure them](./configure-actions.md) or [add new actions](./create-edit-delete-actions.md) to suit your project.
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*The Input System Package Project Settings after creating and assigning the default actions*
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Once you have created and assigned project-wide actions, the Input System Package page in Project Settings displays the **Actions Editor** interface. Read more about how to use the [Actions Editor](actions-editor.md) to configure your actions.
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