Getting Started

(stolen in part from http://www.studica.com/blog/how-to-setup-github-with-unity-step-by-step-instructions)

1. The version we're currently using is 2017.3.0f3. Click the download for 2017.3.0 from here.

2. Clone this repository. You may need to install git or the Github client (recommended for people who haven't used git before) first, especially if you are on Windows.

3. Run Unity and select the repository you just cloned. Before you start to commit or pull changes from GitHub, you need to make sure your Unity is setup properly. Open up the Unity Project that you want to setup for use with GitHub and go to Edit → Project Settings → Editor

4. On the right side of Unity, where the Inspector usually is, you will see a bunch of settings listed. From the “Version Control” drop down box, choose “Visible Meta Files”. From the “Asset Serialization” drop down, choose “Force Text”. See the following screenshot:

It is important that this is done. If you do not do this, your GitHub commits and pulls will NOT work.

Once this step is done, you can begin to commit and pull changes to your GitHub repository and everything should work.

Playing the game

1. Open up the _Scenes folder in the Project window and double-click start-room.unity

2. Click the play button (the triangle) in the top center of your screen.