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# Magic Leap 2

These screenshots show the Unity 6 and device settings required to successfully deploy and launch apps on the Magic Leap 2.

## Settings & Permissions in Unity

#### 1. Build Profiles > Android > ML2 Profile > Scene List & Scripting Defines

Ensure that you have a Build Profile targeting Magic Leap with the correct scene list and scripting defines.

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#### 2. Build Profiles > Android > ML2 Profile > Other Settings

Make sure the Vulkan Graphics API, DXTC texture compression format, package name, version, IL2CPP scripting backend, new input system, x86-64 target architecture, internal write permission, and application entry point are set correctly.

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#### 3. Build Profiles > Android > ML2 Profile > Publishing Settings&#x20;

Make sure the custom main manifest, custom main Gradle template, and custom launcher Gradle template are all correctly assigned.

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#### 4. Project Settings > XR Plug-in Management

Enable the OpenXR Plugin and Magic Leap 2 feature group.

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#### 5. Project Settings > XR Plug-in Management > OpenXR > Enabled Interaction Profiles & Feature Groups

Check that any required interaction profiles, feature groups, and subsystems used in your project are enabled.

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#### 6. Project Settings > XR Plug-in Management > Project Validation

Review that all checks pass successfully.

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#### 7. Project Settings > MagicLeap > Permissions

Include all Android permissions that you anticipate your app needing. Additional permissions may be required on the device, in the app permission settings.

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## Installing an App to Magic Leap 2

1. To install an .apk to your device, enable [Developer Mode](https://developer-docs.magicleap.cloud/docs/guides/getting-started/enable-developer-mode/) and [USB Debug Mode](https://developer-docs.magicleap.cloud/docs/guides/getting-started/enable-developer-mode/#enable-usb-debug-mode).
2. Connect your Magic Leap 2 to your computer via USB-C cable.
   1. If your computer has a USB-A port, you may need to use a USB-A-to-C cable.
3. Enable "Allow USB debugging" if prompted.
   1. Check "Always allow from this computer" to not receive this popup in the future.
4. Use [Magic Leap Hub 3](https://developer-docs.magicleap.cloud/docs/guides/developer-tools/ml-hub-3/get-started/) to install the app. Go to Device Bridge > Apps > Install App, and select your .apk file.&#x20;

## Settings & Permissions on Device

For each app you download, you may have to manually grant permissions (e.g., camera, voice input) on device in `Settings > Apps & Notifications > App info > your-app > Permissions`.