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# Downloaded Content

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When you download content from the nuken Shop, it's automatically installed to the correct location in the `content/` directory. After you relaunch nuken, your content will appear in the **Downloaded Content Menu**.

### Accessing your content directories

From this area, you can view where your content is installed directly (in your default file explorer).

> **`content/addons`** - Where add-ons get installed. If you have additional `.js` add-on files you'd like nuken to run, drop them here.&#x20;

> **`content/themes`** - Where all themes get installed. If you have additional `.css` theme files you'd like to apply, you can drop them here.

> **`content/templates`** - Where templates get installed. You can drop your custom template files here in this directory if you'd like. Just make sure to relaunch nuken afterwards.&#x20;

### View detected content

The **Downloaded Content Menu** has two more sections you might find interesting.

> **Detected content** - All detected nuken content (content that's been set up in a way nuken can parse and understand) will show up here. If you'd like to delete an item displayed here, see the section below and delete the file itself.

> **All detected files** - Regardless of whether it's official / detected nuken content, all files nuken runs show up here. You can view the file directly, or even delete it.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Any changes you make to downloaded content (whether it's installing or deleting files), will require you to relaunch nuken.&#x20;
{% endhint %}