> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yarnspinner.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yarnspinner.dev/2.4/using-yarnspinner-with-unity/unity-samples/intro.md).

# Intro

After you've worked through the Beginner's Guide, the Intro Sample is a great place to go next.

Intro is a simple conversation featuring branching, variables, localisation, a themed Line View and Option View, and voice-over.

## Structure of the scene

To understand the Intro Sample, open it and take a look at the Hierarchy:

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You'll find the following:

* **Dialogue Runner** — a GameObject with a [Dialogue Runner](/2.4/using-yarnspinner-with-unity/components/dialogue-runner.md), an [Audio Line Provider](/2.4/using-yarnspinner-with-unity/components/line-provider/audio-line-provider.md), and a script to allow the game to be quit attached to it.
  * The [Dialogue Runner](/2.4/using-yarnspinner-with-unity/components/dialogue-runner.md) is a Component supplied by the Yarn Spinner for Unity Package.
  * The [Audio Line Provider](/2.4/using-yarnspinner-with-unity/components/line-provider/audio-line-provider.md) is a Component supplied by the Yarn Spinner for Unity Package.


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