# Incari Hub **Incari Hub** serves as a central access point to all **Incari** products. It allows one to install the latest version of **Incari**, manage existing **Projects**, and obtain **Demo Projects**. On the left-side Menu, there are several sections. We will go through each, one by one. Feel free to jump to the section you are most interested in: * [Projects](#projects) * [My Projects](#my-projects) * [Remote Projects](#remote-projects) * [Applications](#applications) * [Incari Studio](#incari-studio) * [Incari Player](#incari-player) * [Community](#community) * [Documentation](#documentation) * [Forum](#forum) * [Support](#support) * [Settings](#settings) ## Projects ### My Projects The *My Projects* section allows the user to access, create, and manage their local **Projects**. Here there are two existing **Projects** called **'test\_1'** and **'test\_2'**. The leftmost square with the plus icon is used to [create a new **Project**.](/incari-studio/2024.1/getting-started/first-steps/creating-a-project.md) It is also possible to change the order the **Projects** are displayed. This can be `Alphabetical`, `Date Created`, or `Date Updated`. ![My Projects.](/files/N07nFF1ujEktE9Xco1Gr) Each **Project** displays the username and **Incari Studio** version at the bottom. Clicking on the three dots that appear when hovering over a **Project** allows the user to open the **Project**, play the **Project** in **Incari Player**, show the **Project** in the user's local file library, edit the **Project's** settings, and inspect a **Project's** info. It is also possible to delete the **Project** from here, either by removing it from the **Hub** or deleting it completely from the local disk. ![My Projects Drop-down.](/files/6tmzt6FlJQHMj3tqKZvj) ![Project delete message.](/files/n7hyYYrSbQlGq6a1PCn8) ### Remote Projects The tab *Remote Projects* gives access to **Demo Projects** that have been created by our very own **Incari** team. These can be downloaded with the small cloud icon at the bottom right. The **Project** will then appear under *My Projects* and can be opened from there. **Demo Projects** allow one to see how certain functionalities can be implemented in **Incari**. These range from a simple button to examples of the several methods of **Animation** available to the user. Discover more in the [**Demo Projects**](/incari-studio/2024.1/demo-projects/overview.md) documentation. ![Remote Projects.](/files/Ze7czF2OKSNhiR5QGmzj) ## Applications ### Incari Studio Under *Incari Studio*, one can install different versions of **Incari Studio**. This can be done by locating a folder on your local machine, where **Incari Studio** is installed, or using the built-in installer. If there are no installations, a message will appear prompting the user to either `Locate` or `Install` a version of **Incari Studio**. Otherwise, the user can use the icon on the top right to do the same. Note: Locating does not install **Incari Studio**. It simply points to where it is already existing on your computer after you have clicked through the file library that pops up. Please note that if an existing **Project** was made with a previous version of **Incari Studio**, and this version is not currently installed within **Incari Hub**, you will be prompted to upgrade to the most recent version or locate the compatible version. Otherwise it will be impossible to open the **Project**. ![Applications: Incari Studio](/files/VJBBT1AW87Y5iYQss3b4) ![Application: Incari Studio Installed](/files/jJk09DpiMFHsLtDdtXt7) ### Incari Player Under *Incari Player*, one can add specific versions of the **Incari Player** for different platforms. This is essential to successfully export **Projects** which utilize different *Target Platforms*, such as *Linux*. The **Incari Player** added should match the *Target* type eventually selected in the [**Exporter**](/incari-studio/2024.1/modules/exporter.md) (it must first be added in the **Hub** to be useable in the **Exporter** of a **Project**). ![Applications: Incari Player](/files/BOeIp7d2BG1OawDa5CYh) After adding a **Player**, it will appear like this in the **Hub**: ![Applications: Incari Player Added](/files/NwIT18mkCMlkntQSGLC5) The user then has the option to remove a **Player** by clicking the trash icon to the right. ## Community ### Documentation The **Documentation** takes you straight to the instructional texts that teach the user the ins and outs of **Incari**, which you are at right now! It gives a run down of the basics, helps you get started, thoroughly explains each component of **Incari Studio**, and provides more information on a few **Demo Projects**. There's a lot to discover in the **Documentation**, written with care by the **Documentation** team. ![Documentation.](/files/Jtnk64Iss5Fa4kzxR9uD) ### Forum The **Forum** is where the **Incari** community can come together to discuss issues, ideas, features, and give feedback. ![Forum.](/files/C9bQC7s51zm3tTOeGgJW) ### Support Clicking on *Support* takes you to the **Support** channel. It may ask you to log in at first, so don't forget your **Incari Account** password! Here the user can create *tickets* to report bugs or suggest new features and improvement. We are always aiming to improve **Incari**, so we are excited to receive *tickets* from you. ![Support.](/files/ztvDMVlfLTKTq139imGx) ## Settings In *Settings*, the user can check whether they have *Visual Studio* installed, as per the [requirements](/incari-studio/2024.1/getting-started/requirements.md). If it is not, they will be prompted to do so. ![Visual Studio Code Installer.](/files/hVAvm0dBmWosabed16xe) It is possible to choose a proxy server. This means, for example, if there is a proxy server set in *Windows*, the **Hub** will take into account the assigned setting and either ignore it, use the system proxy, or define a proxy server manually. They can also connect to repositories using the `Add Endpoint` feature. **Projects** in this repository namespace will appear as an option in the upper right corner on the *Remote Projects* section. ![](/files/UXW6rD7JvMkWaXHuAl6K) --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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