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2 - Choose the desired tutorial from the pre-prepared ones. For example. Assign a tutorial for the first level on 'how to play'.
### How to create a NEW tutorial 1 - **Go to Assets** -> **BubbleShooterGameToolkit** -> **Resources** -> **Tutorials**
2 - Duplicate any template. Change the name to a new one.
3 - Next, we need to modify the description.
4 - And specify the required target.
5 - If you need to specify a specific ball in the bunny's paws, use the '**Launch Ball**' section.
Ball O
Ball 1
Ball 2
Ball 3
Ball 4
Ball 5
**For more details on the names of game objects, refer to the** [**specification**](/main/bubble-shooter-toolkit/getting-started/specification.md) 6 - Open the level for which we will use the new tutorial, and assign it.
7 - When creating a level, don't place the target too high, as the **pointing finger** won't be visible. Place it at the bottom of the level, and the tutorial will be displayed correctly. #### **Do not forget to check how the tutorial is displayed on different resolutions.**
8 - If you want to remove the tutorial for the current level, simply select 'None.
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