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# Editor Setup & Workflow

#### Initial Setup

1. Navigate to `Tools > Frostember Studios > FrostSpeechTTS`.
2. Upon first launch, the tool will detect missing binaries. Click **Setup Piper Binaries** or **Setup Sherpa Binaries**.
   * *Note: To comply with Unity Asset Store guidelines and prevent viral GPLv3 licensing issues, the core executables (like eSpeak-NG) are downloaded dynamically into a hidden `Binaries~` folder.*
3. Select your desired engine from the top dropdown.

#### Generating Your First Audio

1. Choose an Engine (e.g., `Kokoro TTS (Local)`).
2. Select a Voice Model. If the model is not downloaded, the `Generate` button will change to `Download & Generate`.
3. Type your text.
4. Click **Generate Audio**. The resulting `.wav` (or `.mp3` for ElevenLabs) will be created in your `Default Generation Path` (configurable in Settings) and automatically highlighted in your Project window.


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