Toolkit Installation

Two options here - we recommend just using the Unity package. The project typically won't contain much that isn't already in the package, and the package will integrate into your Unity projects more-nicely. Still, options exist.

Also, because we made this wiki page before setting up the Github repository releases page, check out the proper releases page here: https://github.com/BigfootDS/BigfootDSUnityTools/releases

Copying the whole Unity project

You can download the master branch of this repository from this link. You can also use Git or checkout with SVN using this url: https://github.com/BigfootDS/BigfootDSUnityTools.git

If you have Github Desktop installed on your computer, you can visit the code's main page, click on "Clone or download" and then click on "Open in Desktop". This will prompt the Github Desktop application to connect & download the repository.

Connecting to this repository through Git or Github Desktop (or other SVNs) will allow you to easily update and maintain your own copy of this repository on your computer. Good for long-term storage or archiving.

Installing the Unity package

Download the Unity package found on the [Releases & Packages] page. Open your desired Unity project and then double-click on the downloaded Unity package. It will begin the import process and Unity will guide you via its asset import process. Alternatively, you can use the menu to click through and manually find the downloaded package through your file explorer. In Unity, click through: Assets>Import Package>Custom Package...

Using the Unity package files will allow you to quickly use these assets in your own work, letting you develop what you want to develop faster!