User Guidelines

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Requirements

• Unity Hub: Download and install the Unity Hub from the official Unity website. This is essential for managing your Unity Editor installations and projects.
• Unity Editor 2022.3.35f: Install this specific version of the Unity Editor through the Unity Hub or manually from the "Download Archive".

Step-by-Step Guide

Install Unity Editor 2022.3.35f

• Open Unity Hub.
• Go to the "Installs" tab.
• Click "Install Editor."
• Select "Unity 2022.3.35f" from the archive or LTS releases. If it's not listed, you might need to find it in the "Download Archive" section on Unity's website and then add it manually via Unity Hub.
• During installation, ensure you select the necessary modules, especially for your target platform (e.g., Windows Build Support, Mac Build Support, etc.).

Extract the Project

• Locate the zipped Unity project file.
• Right-click the zip file and select "Extract All..." (Windows) or double-click (macOS) to unzip it to a desired location on your computer. Make sure to extract it to a clean, empty folder.
• Important: The extracted folder will contain subfolders like "Assets," "ProjectSettings," and "Library." You will add the parent folder of these subfolders to Unity Hub.

Add Project to Unity Hub

• Open Unity Hub.
• Go to the "Projects" tab.
• Click the "Add" button (or "Add project from disk").
• Navigate to the folder where you extracted your project (the parent folder containing "Assets," "ProjectSettings," etc.) and select it.
• The project should now appear in your Unity Hub project list.

Open the Project in Unity Editor

• In Unity Hub, click on the newly added project.
• Unity Hub will prompt you to open the project with a specific Unity Editor version. Select 2022.3.35f. If the project was created with an older patch version of 2022.3, Unity might offer to upgrade it to 2022.3.35f. Accept the upgrade if prompted.
• The Unity Editor will open and start importing assets. This may take some time.

Downloading and Importing Unity Asstes

• If you receive errors that some Assets are missing, you need to download these from the asset store
• The Asset needed for the Game is: Pandazole - Home interior low poly pack

Running the Game

• After opening the project, navigate to Assets/Scenes/Main
• Locate the MainMenu Scene file and double-click on it to open
• Click the Play Button and you should be able to start the game with sounds
• Click on the Gearbox Icon on the Menu Screen to read about the story and the controls
• If you want to check out the level, double-click on the MainLevel Scene
• Please note that starting the game from the MainLevel Scene results in sounds not playing

Troubleshooting

• Unity might generate a script called "PlayerController.cs" inside the following folder structure: Assets/Input
• This script is redundant and leads to Compiler Issues. It is safe to delete and you should do so in case this happens