Climate Change

In this project, teams will be required to design and implement a web-based serious game on Climate Change for children in intermediate school years (aged 12-13).

Note that the game is intended to be run at a 16:9 aspect ratio.

How to run

Open https://tinyurl.com/caeli-final in google chrome.

Team members (Team 10)

Name	GitHub Username	UoA UPI
Reshad Contractor	res550	Rcon954
Sukhans Asrani	Deagler	sasr366
Andrew Hu	andrewh318	ahu156
Tony Liu	Minus20Five	tliu818
Nisarag Bhatt	FocalChord	Nbha702
Jed Robertson	JedLJRobertson	Jrob928
Jordan Sim-Smith	jordansimsmith	Jsim862

A team photo:

How to collaborate

Git LFS
Climate Change is developed using the Unity Game Engine. As such, many large assets will be included in the repository (sound, sprites etc.). To efficiently manage these assets, Git Large File Storage is used.

1. Install git lfs using your preffered package manager.
2. Run git lfs install inside the repository.
3. Commit as usual, the .gitattributes file contains the lfs configuration.

Unity Version
Please make sure when you run the project you are using unity version 2019.2.6f1

Configure Unity
Unity, by default, uses binary files for project configuration. However, it can be configured to use text based files instead so that they can be managed with version control.

1. Open the editory settings window.
   Edit > Project Settings > Editor
2. Make .meta fiels visible to avoid broken object references.
   Version Control / Mode: "Visible Meta Files"
3. Use plain text serialisation to avoid unresolvable merge conflicts.
   Asset Serialisation / Mode: "Force Text"
4. Save your changes.
   File > Save Project

Refer to this article for more information: how-to-git-with-unity