Release samples for Mesh.Toolkit version '5.2407.225'

DartRoom/Packages/manifest.json

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Mesh101/Assets/StartingPoint.unity

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Mesh101/Packages/manifest.json

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Mesh101/README.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 # Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Sample: Mesh 101
 
-![Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 Sphere Terraces](README/Mesh101.png)
+![Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 Sphere Terraces](README/Mesh101.jpg)
 
 ## What is Mesh 101?
 
-The *Mesh 101* tutorial project is created for intermediate to advanced Unity developers with an introduction to the fundamental Mesh Toolkit building blocks thus enabling them to hone their skills and eventually create delightful experiences with our Mesh Toolkit in Unity. In the Mesh 101 tutorial project, we demonstrate building shared immersive environments and experiences in Mesh using an interactive learning experience about wind turbines. The tutorial gives a holistic introduction to the power of Mesh, spanning Mesh Physics, Mesh Scripting, and more.
+The *Mesh 101* tutorial project is created for intermediate to advanced Unity developers with an introduction to the fundamental Mesh Toolkit building blocks thus enabling them to hone their skills and eventually create delightful experiences with our Mesh Toolkit in Unity. In the Mesh 101 tutorial project, we demonstrate building shared immersive environments and experiences in Mesh using an interactive learning experience about wind turbines. The tutorial gives a holistic introduction to the power of Mesh, spanning Mesh Physics, Mesh Visual Scripting, and more.
 
 In this project, you'll find 2 Scenes:
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ In this tutorial, you'll complete a series of tasks that use Mesh Visual Scripti
 
 Developers start with a pre-built Unity project, where they can add custom interactivity and other Mesh features, and then deploy the project as an Environment to Microsoft Mesh.
 
-## How to use
+## Getting started
 
-* Follow the Mesh 101 Tutorial Docs for a guided walkthrough
+* Follow the [Mesh 101 Tutorial Docs](aka.ms/Mesh101Tutorial) for a guided walkthrough.
 * Additional info about the [Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Control Samples package](Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples/README.md).

Mesh201/Assets/.MeshCloudScripting/FinishedProject/App.cs

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ public Task StartAsync(CancellationToken token)
             {
                 infoButton.Selected += async (sender, args) =>
                 {
-                    // Ensure we have weather data before begining the conversation
+                    // Ensure we have weather data before beginning the conversation
                     await GetCurrentWeather(_latlong);
 
                     // Display an input dialog for the user to send a message to the LLM
@@ -107,7 +107,13 @@ await _app.ShowInputDialogToParticipantAsync("Ask Azure OpenAI", args.Participan
                         }
                         catch (Exception ex)
                         {
-                            _logger.LogCritical($"Exception during OpenAI request: {ex.Message}");
+                            var log = $"Exception during OpenAI request: {ex.Message}";
+                            _logger.LogCritical(log);
+
+                            if (!response.IsCanceled)
+                            {
+                                _app.ShowMessageToParticipant(log, args.Participant);
+                            }
                         }
                     }, TaskScheduler.Default);
                 };

Mesh201/Assets/.MeshCloudScripting/StartingPoint/App.cs

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ public Task StartAsync(CancellationToken token)
             {
                 infoButton.Selected += async (sender, args) =>
                 {
-                    // Ensure we have weather data before begining the conversation
+                    // Ensure we have weather data before beginning the conversation
                     await GetCurrentWeather(_latlong);
 
                     // Display an input dialog for the user to send a message to the LLM

Mesh201/Packages/manifest.json

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Mesh201/README.md

@@ -1,17 +1,25 @@
 # Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Sample: Mesh 201
 
-![MeshWebSlate Terraces Showcasing the Earth prefab](README/Mesh201.png)
+![MeshWebSlate Terraces Showcasing the Earth prefab](README/Mesh201.jpg)
 
 ## What is Mesh 201?
 
-The *Mesh 201* tutorial project is created for intermediate to advanced Unity developers with an introduction to the fundamental Mesh Toolkit building blocks thus enabling them to hone their skills and eventually create delightful experiences with our Mesh Toolkit in Unity. In the Mesh 201 tutorial project, we demonstrate building shared immersive environments and experiences in Mesh using Mesh WebSlates and Mesh Visual Scripting.
+The *Mesh 201* tutorial project is intended for intermediate to advanced Unity developers with an introduction to the fundamental Mesh Toolkit building blocks thus enabling them to hone their skills and create delightful experiences with the Mesh Toolkit. In the Mesh 201 tutorial project, we demonstrate building shared immersive environments and experiences in Mesh using Mesh WebSlates, Mesh Visual Scripting, Mesh Cloud Scripting, and Azure OpenAI.
 
 Developers start with a pre-built Unity project, where they can complete a series of tasks to add custom interactivity and other Mesh features, and then deploy the project as an Environment to Microsoft Mesh. The project has 2 Scenes:
 
 * **FinishedProject.unity**: This scene contains a completed version of the tutorial.
 * **StartingPoint.unity**: It contains a pre-built scene where Mesh features can be added by following the tutorial.
 
-## How to use
+In this tutorial, you'll complete a series of tasks that use Mesh Visual Scripting and Mesh Physics to create an experience that can be uploaded and used in Mesh.
 
-* Follow the Mesh 201 Tutorial Docs for a guided walkthrough
+* Chapter 1: Overview, set up, and lLoad a local non-shared HTML file into a WebSlate
+* Chapter 2: Load a local non-shared and shared HTML file into a WebSlate
+* Chapter 3: Load a URL from a 3D asset
+* Chapter 4: Load weather from weatherapi.com
+* Chapter 5: Use Azure OpenAI as an assistant
+
+## Getting started
+
+* Follow the [Mesh 201 Tutorial Docs](aka.ms/Mesh201Tutorial) for a guided walkthrough.
 * Additional info about the [Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Control Samples package](Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples/README.md).

Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples/README.md

@@ -6,19 +6,38 @@ For these types of features, we want the community to get a chance to see them e
 
 ## Getting started
 
-There are a few ways to add the Control Samples package to your project: a) copy and paste the *com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples* folder located in this repository's `Packages` folder into your project's `Packages` folder, or b) reference the Control Samples package from GitHub. To use this second method, follow these steps:
+There are a couple of ways to add the Control Samples package to your project.
 
-1. In Unity select `Window > Package Manager` from the file menu bar
+1. Copy and paste the com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples folder located in this repository's Packages folder into your project's Packages folder.
+2. Reference the Control Samples package from GitHub.
 
-1. Click the `'+'` icon within the Package Manager and select `"Add package from git URL..."`
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> To reference the Control Samples package from GitHub you must have [Git](https://gitforwindows.org/) installed on your computer.
+
+To import the Control Samples package into your Unity project using GitHub:
+
+1. In your project, on the menu bar, select Window > Package Manager.
+
+1. In the Package Manager, click the '+' drop-down and then select "Add package from git URL..."
 
     ![Package Manager Add](README~/PackageManagerAdd.png)
 
-1. Paste *https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples* into the text field and click `"Add"`
+1. Paste <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples> into the text field and then click Add.
 
     ![Package Manager Paste](README~/PackageManagerPaste.png)
 
-The Control Samples will now be installed within your Unity project as package within the project's `Packages` folder named `Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Control Samples`. You can now start using prefabs and visual scripts within the Control Samples' runtime folder.
+The Control Samples package will now be installed in your Unity project as a package in the project's Packages folder with the name Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Control Samples. You can now start using prefabs and visual scripts within the Control Samples runtime folder.
+
+> [!TIP]
+> It is advised you use a specific release of the Control Samples package to ensure your project is locked to a release.
+
+You can reference a specific release version, branch, or git commit hash by altering the URL in step 3 as demonstrated below:
+
+| Syntax           | URL example                                                                                                                                              |
+|------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| Specific version | <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples#vX.Y.Z>                                   |
+| Specific branch  | <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples#my_branch>                                |
+| Git commit hash  | <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.control.samples#badc0ffee0ddf00ddead10cc8badf00d1badb002> |
 
 ## List of controls
 

Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+# What is the Toybox package?
+
+Toybox is a Unity Engine package that empowers creators to build interactive experiences and games for Microsoft Mesh. This package provides visual scripts, assets, and shaders to help jumpstart creating activities for Mesh environments while staying within performance budgets.
+
+## Getting started
+
+There are a couple of ways to add the Toybox package to your project.
+
+1. Copy and paste the com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox folder located in this repository's Packages folder into your project's Packages folder.
+2. Reference the Toybox package from GitHub.
+
+> [!IMPORTANT]
+> To reference the Toybox package from GitHub you must have [Git](https://gitforwindows.org/) installed on your computer.
+
+To import the Toybox package into your Unity project using GitHub:
+
+1. In your project, on the menu bar, select Window > Package Manager.
+
+1. In the Package Manager, click the '+' drop-down and then select "Add package from git URL..."
+
+    ![Package Manager Add](README~/PackageManagerAdd.png)
+
+1. Paste <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox> into the text field and then click Add.
+
+    ![Package Manager Paste](README~/PackageManagerPaste.png)
+
+The Toybox package will now be installed in your Unity project as a package in the project's Packages folder with the name Microsoft Mesh Toolkit Toybox. You can now start using prefabs and visual scripts within the Toybox runtime folder.
+
+> [!TIP]
+> It is advised you use a specific release of the Toybox package to ensure your project is locked to a release.
+
+You can reference a specific release version, branch, or git commit hash by altering the URL in step 3 as demonstrated below:
+
+| Syntax           | URL example                                                                                                                                     |
+|------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| Specific version | <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox#vX.Y.Z>                                   |
+| Specific branch  | <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox#my_branch>                                |
+| Git commit hash  | <https://github.com/microsoft/Mesh-Toolkit-Unity.git?path=/Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox#badc0ffee0ddf00ddead10cc8badf00d1badb002> |
+
+## List of activities
+
+In the Runtime folder you will find the following activities:
+
+- Bean Bag Toss - two versions :trophy:
+- Fire Pit & Roasting Marshmallows :fire:
+- Ice Breaker :interrobang:
+- Sound Orbs :notes:
+- Radio & Boombox :musical_note:
+- *Bonus: Astronaut :rocket:*

Packages/com.microsoft.mesh.toolkit.toybox/Runtime/Toybox_Baseball/toybox_baseball_prefab.prefab

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