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## Importing an HDRI Texture

To import an HDRI Texture into the Unity Editor, load an **.hdr** or **.exr** file into your Unity Project like you would any other image. In the Texture Importer Inspector window, set **Texture Type** to **Default**, set **Texture Shape** to **Cube**, and set **Convolution Type** to **Specular (Glossy Reflection)**.
To import an HDRI Texture into the Unity Editor, load an **.hdr** or **.exr** file into your Unity Project like you would any other image. In the Texture Importer Inspector window, set **Texture Type** to **Default**, set **Texture Shape** to **Cube**, and set **Convolution Type** to **None**.

When you want to test an HDRI Texture Asset or a skybox cube map Material, drag and drop it into the Look Dev view.

When you want to test an HDRI Texture Asset or a skybox cube map Material, drag and drop it into the Look Dev view.