Installation

By the end of this page you'll know how to import Mask Maker into your project, open the window, and verify it's installed correctly.

Steps

1. Import the .unitypackage you received into your project (Assets menu → Import Package → Custom Package…, or drag the file into the project window).
2. Leave the import list as-is and click Import. Only the Assets/StudioRaming/MaskMaker single folder is installed.
3. When compilation finishes, open the window via menu StudioRaming → Mask Maker.

Don't skip items in the import list

Mask Maker's Editor scripts and built-in stencil images reference each other. Importing only part of it causes compile errors. Import everything; if you don't need it later, delete the folder as a whole.

Verification

Check	Normal state
Folder	Assets/StudioRaming/MaskMaker/Editor exists
Menu	StudioRaming → Mask Maker item appears
Console	No Mask Maker-related compile errors
Window header	Language select (한국어/English/日本語) and ? button visible top right

Supported environment

Item	Value
Unity	2019.4 LTS ~ 2022.3
Render pipeline	Built-in RP · URP
Platform	Editor only (nothing is included in builds)

Mask Maker is an Editor-only tool. Only the baked textures and mesh assets remain in the project; the tool itself doesn't go into builds. After work is done, you can delete the folder and baked results will still work.

Changing language

In the dropdown top right of the window, select 한국어 / English / 日本語. The choice is saved to the editor and persists next time you open. Tooltips, guides, and help all switch together.

Updates

New versions are imported the same way, overwriting the old. Two things you create are outside Assets and won't be deleted by updates:

Data	Location
Custom shader profiles	<project>/MaskMakerProfiles/*.json
Paint auto-save canvas	<project>/Library/MaskMakerAutoSave/

→ Settings and presets

Uninstalling

Delete the Assets/StudioRaming/MaskMaker folder. Baked textures and meshes are saved elsewhere in the project, so they won't be deleted.

Next

→ First mask