A package can be named what ever you want it to be.
Clicking 'New' in the bottom left corner will bring up a prompt, Just replace 'MyPackage' with what ever you want and click OK.
You should be able to see your package in the 'New Package' section, select it, now when you hit import what ever you import should import into the selected package, if not you can select the package from the drop down box.
You can also just drag and drop files into your select package from windows, It saves you the hassle of making sure it's importing to the correct package.
Just remember that Packages save individually from maps, you should right click on the Package and select save to save any assets you've imported.
Next time you make a post, the Title should describe your problem and try to keep from making a string of posts when you can just edit your original post.
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Clicking 'New' in the bottom left corner will bring up a prompt, Just replace 'MyPackage' with what ever you want and click OK.
You should be able to see your package in the 'New Package' section, select it, now when you hit import what ever you import should import into the selected package, if not you can select the package from the drop down box.
You can also just drag and drop files into your select package from windows, It saves you the hassle of making sure it's importing to the correct package.
Just remember that Packages save individually from maps, you should right click on the Package and select save to save any assets you've imported.
Next time you make a post, the Title should describe your problem and try to keep from making a string of posts when you can just edit your original post.