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 3. Import the package.
 4. For this version, your ScriptableObjects must be placed in the ``Assets/Resources/ScriptableObjects/`` folder (the program will automatically fetch all ScriptableObjects from this directory).
 5. In Unity, go to the Window menu and find the new "Game Config Editor" window.
+6. Click to the filters button (top right) and choose your scriptable object types.
 
-## Other Installation
-1. Copy and paste the script located at ``Assets/Editor/Editor Windows/ScriptableObjectEditorWindow.cs`` into your Unity project's ``Assets/Editor`` folder.
-2. If you want the icons to appear in the editor window, copy only the Icons folder from  ``Assets/Editor/Editor Windows/Icons`` into your project's ``Assets/Editor/Editor Windows`` directory.
-Alternatively, you can clone this repository and move the Assets/Editor/Editor Windows folder as-is, but make sure to avoid overwriting existing scripts if you've customized them.
-3. For this version, your ScriptableObjects must be placed in the ``Assets/Resources/ScriptableObjects/`` folder (the program will automatically fetch all ScriptableObjects from this directory).
-4. In Unity, go to the Window menu and find the new "Game Config Editor" window.
-
+## Other Installations
+1. clone this repository and move the Assets/Editor/Editor Windows folder as-is, but make sure to avoid overwriting existing scripts if you've customized them.
+2. For this version, your ScriptableObjects must be placed in the ``Assets/Resources/ScriptableObjects/`` folder (the program will automatically fetch all ScriptableObjects from this directory).
+3. In Unity, go to the Window menu and find the new "Game Config Editor" window.
+4. Click to the filters button (top right) and choose your scriptable object types.
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 ## Usage
 1. **Open the Editor Window**:
    - Navigate to the Unity menu and open the "Game Configuration Editor" window.
 2. **Select Config Types**:
-   - Click the filter button and choose the ScriptableObject types you want to see.
+   - Click the filters button (top right) and choose the ScriptableObject types you want to see.
 3. **Edit Side-by-Side**:
    - For the selected types, view multiple instances side-by-side.
    - Modify fields such as `int`, `string`, `vector3`, `gameObject`, `array`, `enum` etc., directly in the editor.