# Adding Premade Chat and Settings UI
The goal of this guide is to easily show how to add a premade chat and settings widget to the UI by re-parenting the player blueprint, we will continue on the progress from the [Simple Talking Cube](https://docs.convai.com/api-docs/plugins-and-integrations/unreal-engine/guides-v2-under-development/getting-started/simple-talking-cube) guide.
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It is recommended to remove the Convai Player component from the player blueprint that was created in the previous guide before proceeding with this guide.
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1. (Optional) If you do not have a player blueprint already, then you can import a first person or third person content into your already existing project.
1. From the Content Browser, click the Add button, then `Add feature or content pack to the project` then choose either `First Person` or `Third Person` then click `Add to Project`.\
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2. Click the Window menu and make sure `World Settings` is enabled.\
3. On the `World Settings` tab, Find `GameMode Override` and set it to `BP_FirstPersonGameMode` for first person or `BP_thirdPersonGameMode` if you imported third person content.\
2. In the content browser, navigate to your player blueprint, which is by default at `FirstPerson/Blueprint/BP_FirstPersonCharacter` for First Person or `ThirdPerson/Blueprint/BP_ThirdPersonCharacter` which is the default for Third Person.
3. Open the blueprint and click `Class Settings` then in the `Details` section Under `Class Options` change the parent class to `ConvaiBasePlayer`.
Set Parent Class
4. Hit save, compile and hit play to test - use the T key to talk and Enter to text chat.\
5. Hit F10 to open the settings menu where you have various options, like testing your microphone and changing the chat widget layout.
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For advanced use cases, you may not want to change the parent class of the player blueprint, in that case we encourage you to use the `Convai Base Player` Blueprint itself as reference to see how to add the Chat and Settings widget or even create your own widgets from scratch.\
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We expect developers who are looking to implement everything from scratch or do customization to be advanced enough to navigate the blueprints on their own.
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