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Extensions are presented with their names, followed by a short description. This should give you an idea of what the extension can do in your game.

!!! tip

You can also search for and install extensions directly while adding an action or condition to an event: when looking for an action or condition, choose *Search for new actions/conditions in extensions* to browse and install extensions without leaving the events sheet.

## Install an extension

If you find an interesting extension, click on it to open a window with more details. For example, here is an overview of the "Flash (blink)" extension:
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