Open the Omniverse Launcher and navigate to the Exchange tab.

Click on the Create Software and using the dropdown box, install the latest version of Create.

Launch the Create Software.

Under the Window tab in the toolbar, click Extensions.

In the Extensions window, click on the menu button (three horizontal lines) and click Import Selection.

Select the extension zip file you have downloaded and click Import.

Hit the toggle to enable the extension, this may take a few seconds to complete.

You'll now see the Move.ai Public Asset Library window appear at the bottom of your screen, containing a library of raw motion assets created using Move.ai

Select the Viewport tab.

At the top of the Move.ai window, you can choose where you'd like to store the motion assets when you download them. By default, this will be set to the same location as your extension file is stored.

Click Import Motion on any assets you'd like to use and then they will be imported to your Viewport once complete.

Once the asset is downloaded, you can use it offline in the future by navigating to the content window and finding your file location, or pasting your file path in the search bar and then dragging the file into the Viewport.

If you'd like to view the skeleton of the raw data, you can enable the Skeleton Joint extension in the Extensions tab.

At the bottom of the Move.ai window, you'll see a button to register for our iPhone Beta Programme, give it a go!

Unzip the extension file

Navigate to the folder \moveai.assets-1.0.0+cp37\exts

Copy the full filepath - e.g. c:/users/name/downloads/omniverse extension/moveai_omniverse_extension/moveai.assets-1.0.0+cp37/exts

Click on the gear button

Under Extension Search Paths, add this path

The Extension will show up under the NVIDIA tab.