# Unreal Engine 5

This tutorial is based on Unreal Engine 5.4.

## Avatar Import
This section will show you how to import Copresence avatars into Unreal Engine.
As a prerequisit, you need to have a Copresence account
and a recorded avatar with exports unlocked.
If you don't have an unlocked avatar, you may also choose the default 'Demo Avatar' which is added to every account and unlocked by default.

1. Log into the Copresence web app and select your unlocked avatar.
Click the '...' and choose download.
Select GLB and download the *.glb* asset file.
2. Open the Unreal editor and navigate to your content browser.
Click the the *Import*-button and select the exported *.glb* file. A dialog will open. Select *DefaulGLTFPipeline* (if not selected by default) and confirm by clicking *Import* again.
Afterwards, mesh geometry, blendshapes, bones, materials and textures should be imported correctly and your avatar is displayed in the assets list.
4. Locate the *Skeleton Mesh* object from the list of imported assets and drag it into the scene.

```{figure} _static/unreal/after_import.jpg
:name: After import
:align: center
```

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## Head Animation using LiveLink

Copresence avatars ship with expression blendshapes and facial bones which are directly compatible with Apples ARKit blendshapes and Epic's LiveLink facial tracking app.
An in-depth guide for setting up LiveLink connectivity in Unreal and the corresponding iOS app can be found [here](https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/recording-face-animation-on-ios-device-in-unreal-engine/). 
The steps show you how to use the tools in order to animate the imported avatar.

:::{admonition} Prerequisites for LiveLink animation
:class: warning
- iOS Device with support for ArKit and TrueDepth sensor
- [LiveLinkFace App](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/live-link-face/id1495370836) installed on your iOS device
:::