This example project demonstrates how to incorporate tesse-core into a Unity project. This particular project has no external dependencies other than requiring Unity. It includes a very simple and open scene.
- Install Unity 2019.1 or newer. This project was tested using 2019.1.0f2.
- Clone the repository to the desired location:
git clone --recurse-submodules [email protected]:MIT-TESSE/tesse-example-project.git
- Open the Unity editor and select the folder as as existing project.
- Navigate to
Assets > TESSE > Scenesin theProjecttab of Unity. Double click on thetesse_multiscenescene to open it. - Press play in the editor, or build the executable.
See tesse-core for details on basic usage.
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