/FoodMenu

A 2D animation created in Unity using C# scripting.

Primary LanguageASP.NET

FoodMenu

A 2D animation that shows a menu with numerous food items that may be chosen from a dropdown menu and displayed to the user. The project is built on Unity version 2019.4.16f1.

Getting Started

Read the CONTRIBUTION.md before contributing.

  1. Star and Fork the repository.
  2. Clone the repository using the following command in Git: 
    git clone https://github.com/pranshi112/FoodMenu.git
  3. Navigate inside the cloned project using 
    cd FoodMenu
  4. You are now on the main branch. To start making changes, switch to a new branch using 
    git checkout -b <BRANCH-NAME>
  5. Install Unity LTS Release 2019.4.16f1 from the link here.
  6. Open the project folder in the Unity Editor.
  7. Navigate to Scenes folder and open SampleScene. Do all of your work in 16:9 aspect ratio of the Game View.
  8. You're all set! Go on making changes.

Make a Pull Request

  1. Commit your changes in the local project using the following commands in Git: 
    git add .
git commit -m <message>
  2. Push these changes to your forked repository using 
    git push origin <CURRENT-BRANCH-NAME>
  3. Go to your forked repository, reload, and click on the Compare & pull request button.
  4. Create the pull request with a detailed description of your changes.

Run the Builds

For Windows build

  1. Navigate to Build\WinBuild folder and open Foodmenu.exe.

For WebGL build

The correct way to run Unity-WebGL build locally is to use a simple server.

ALTERNATIVE 1: Servez

  1. Install Servez, a simple web server for local web development, from the link here.
  2. Run Servez and locate Build\WebGL in Folder to Serve.
  3. Click Start and then Launch Browser. Now the WebGL build will run.
  4. To stop server, Click Stop in Servez.

ALTERNATIVE 2: XAMPP

  1. Install XAMPP, a open source Apache server distribution, from the link here.
  2. Run XAMPP and click Config on Apache module row and then click Apache (httpd.conf).
  3. Replace DocumentRoot "C:/xamppm/apache" and <Directory "C:/xamppm/apache"> with Build\WebGL's absolute path.
  4. Save and close it. Then start Apache server and click Admin.
  5. To stop server, Click Stop in XAMPP Control Panel.

ALTERNATIVE 3: Live Server

  1. Install Visual Studio Code from the link here.
  2. Run Visual Studio Code, Go to File -> Open Folder, locate Build\WebGL.
  3. Go to Extensions from left toolbar and install Live Server extension.
  4. Then, right click on index.html from Visual Studio Code and click Open with Live Server.

ALTERNATIVE 4: SimpleHTTPServer

  1. Install latest python version from the link here.
  2. While installing, make sure to check the "Add Python 3.x to PATH" checkbox.
  3. Open your terminal and go to Build\WebGL or first go to Build\WebGL and type "cmd" in address bar and enter.
  4. Type the following command. 
    # For python 3
python -m http.server <portNum>
# For python 2
python -m SimpleHTTPServer <portNum>
    If you didn't put any portNum by default, this will run on port 8000.
  5. Then direct your browser to : 
    http://localhost:<portNum>
  6. To stop server, go to command prompt and press Ctrl + C.