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| ## Steps to Set Up Project | ||
| If you would like to use VS Code as your editor then first have that installed otherwise, install the Unity Hub first. Once the Unity Hub is installed, install Unity version 2022.3.11f1. When installing, choose Visual Studio or VS Code as your default script editor, this will install Visual Studio automatically if it is not already installed. Then, I would recommend installing Github Desktop. Through Github Desktop, clone this repository into a folder on your computer. This will allow you to then open the project folder on Unity Hub. |
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2022.3.11f1 was not an option in the hub install list. I'm sure any LTS version would be alright, but if 2022.3.11f1 is required, I'd link to its installer.
Otherwise, this was enough for me to figure out how to get my environment set up, so it should suffice for now. Any gaps in knowledge at this point is from unfamiliarity with Unity and doesn't need handholding through this README, in my opinion.
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I'll approve once comment is resolved.
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Looks good, I think the Unity version may have to be 2022.3.11f1 because with other Unity projects, I've run into the issue of not being able to open a project with version a.b.x with version a.b.y and having to download unity editor version a.b.y
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Looks like it'll be smart to include the installer link if what Gunnar says is true.
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Made a small update to the readme adding some basic information about the current unity version the project is on and some steps to install all of the different software for development.