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# Pixel Streaming Plugin
Set up Pixel Streaming in your own project - Core Settings
Enable the Pixel Streaming plugin from inside your project.
* The plugin can be found in the main menu inside the Unreal Editor, select **Edit > Plugins** under **Graphics** section
* Both **Pixel Streaming** & **Pixel Streaming 2** plugins are supported on Arcware Cloud.
* Once you have enabled the plugin please restart your project for the plugin to take effect.
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Warning: **Please avoid enabling both plugins together. Arcware Cloud upload pipeline will detect and prevent packages with both plugins enabled !**
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**Note:** The Pixel Streaming Plugin only works when you run your project as a packaged application, or when you launch it from the Unreal Editor using the **Standalone Game** Launch option.
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