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 ## Features 🧬
 - ### Select methods in the Unity Profiler to start or stop deep profiling, at any time! No domain reload or restart needed. 
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-  https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/5083203/174031025-ebc94e6c-f8fc-4589-a945-67e0a4574bae.mp4
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 - ### Mark methods or classes in your project to be always deep profiled without having to turn on Deep Profiling for your whole project.
 
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-## Installation 💾
-1) 
-    <details>
-    <summary>Clone this repository and add OpenUPM to your project</em></summary>
-
-    To add OpenUPM to your project:
-
-    - open `Edit/Project Settings/Package Manager`
-    - add a new Scoped Registry:
-    ```
-    Name: OpenUPM
-    URL:  https://package.openupm.com/
-    Scope(s): com.needle
-    ```
-    - click <kbd>Save</kbd>
-    </details>
-
-2) Add the folder named "package" to your project in Package Manager via local file path ``"com.needle.selective-profiling": "file:path/to/cloned/repo/package"``). 
-3) That's it. Now you should be able to right click methods in profiler to add samples. You can find settings under ``Project Settings/Needle/Selective Profiler``
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 ## How To Use 💡
 Please open the <a href="https://github.com/needle-tools/selective-profiling/blob/main/package/Readme.md">Package Readme</a> for more information.