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## <a name"install"></a>Installation
## <a name="install"></a>Installation
To install the library from inside the Processing IDE, use the Library Manager from the menu under Sketch &rarr; Import Library &rarr; Add Library and search for ControlP5.
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_example 2, a range of default ControlP5 controllers_
## <a name"how"></a>How does ControlP5 work?
## <a name="how"></a>How does ControlP5 work?
ControlP5 provides a range of controllers, each controller comes with an example which is located inside the examples/controllers folder. This is a good place to get started with ControlP5.
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### <a name="#controllers"></a>Adding Controllers
### <a name="controllers"></a>Adding Controllers
To add controllers to a ControlP5 object, use the add function followed by the name of the Controller, for example to add a Slider use cp5.addSlider("mySlider"). Here function addSlider takes one argument which is the unique name of the controller to be added. In case a controller with the same name is already registered with ControlP5, the old controller will be overridden - this is then indicated and printed as a warning message in the console. All default add functions are implemented with class ControlP5Base; have a look at its source code for further reference.