Turn and Turn Framework Documentation Unity version Other Specifications Project Overview Adding a new level Creating your own levels from scratch Customizing your game: changing color palette Customizing your game: adding scoreboard or displaying score Support  Unity version We recommend you to use Unity 2018.4.7f1, it was the latest LTS version when this project was developed. LTS stands for Long Term Support. These versions do not receive any updates except for bug fixes, which means no new bugs. You can use newer versions at your own risk. For more information about LTS: https://unity3d.com/unity/qa/lts-releases Other Specifications This project was developed for Android platform on portrait mode. You can switch to PC or iOS but the canvas will require adjustments. Project Overview The project consists in only one scene. Feel free to add new scenes if you want to. We created a script to help level generation by using an xml file, which will be explained in the section below. Adding a new level The framework already provides 10 starter levels, but if you wish to add you own level just follow the steps below. Locate and open the gamelevels.xml file with your prefered script editor. In this example we use Visual Studio 2017. The xml file is located inside the /Assets/Resources folder. * The xml file should look like the script below. 0 0|0|0 0|0|0 1|0|0 1 0|0|-1 0|0|0 1|0|0 2 0|0|-1|-1 0|0|0|-1 0|0|0|-1 1|0|0|-1 ... 9 -1|0|0|0|0 0|-1|0|0|0 0|0|1|0|-1 0|0|0|0|-1 To add a new level, find in the script the last line where is written . It must be in a line above , just as shown below. * Between line and type (or copy and paste) the snippet of code: Replace an integer where <-- ID --> is located. It serves simply as an identifier for the level. Where <-- ROW1 --> is located, you will type your first row of blocks. But before you start, read the following observations: The row will be read as a string. Each block is represented by a number, 0 or -1, where 0 is an empty block, and -1 is a void space (invalid space). The player is represented by number 1. Place it in a row instead of a block number. There must be only one player per level. Each block or player must be separated by a ‘|’ (vertical bar) character. E.g.: 0|0|-1|1 The game will flip the level by 90 degrees counterclockwise. Once you’re satisfied with the row you can add as many as you want. Just follow the structure . Save the xml file and test it. Creating your own levels from scratch You can also delete all the starter levels and create your own from zero. To do that, delete everything between and lines. Do not delete (and everything before), and (and everything after) lines. Customizing your game: changing color palette If you wish to customize the game color palette, you can easily do so following the next steps: In the Game scene, find in the hierarchy the ColorController game object. It is nested inside GameState > DataManager, just as shown in the image. * Once you select the ColorController go to the Inspector, then click on the Colors Array to expand, each element inside represents the colors of their respective level.