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@echo off
echo:
echo This command tool will download all required files for the Client of PataNext development
echo Requirements
echo Unity 2021.2.0a10
echo git
echo An internet connection for downloading the repositories and initial nuget packages
echo:
TIMEOUT 2 /nobreak
echo It will now download the required files.
echo:
echo Downloading StormiumTeam.Shared package [1/4]
echo:
git clone https://github.com/StormiumTeam/package.stormiumteam.shared.git Common/Packages/package.stormiumteam.shared
echo:
echo Downloading StormiumTeam.GameBase package [2/4]
echo:
git clone https://github.com/StormiumTeam/package.stormiumteam.gamebase.git Common/Packages/package.stormiumteam.gamebase
echo:
echo Downloading Client Core package [3/4]
echo:
git clone https://github.com/guerro323/package.patapon.core.git Common/Packages/package.patapon.core
echo:
echo Downloading Unity Project [4/4]
echo:
git clone https://github.com/guerro323/patanext.client.unity.git Clients/Patapon/UnityClient
echo:
echo For Updating repositories:
echo - If you have an IDE you may have a git tool integrated, you will just need to update from the latest public data
echo - If you don't have an IDE (or don't have git integration), then use the command line and type "git fetch" and then "git pull"
echo For creating code that will be public:
echo - Only create necessary code, eg: add code that is linked to a pull request or an issue
echo - Fixes for bugs can be created without an initial issue, but it would be nice to have one (so that we can link to it)
echo For updating code:
echo - Create a pull request with your code
echo - Make sure that your code is well documented
TIMEOUT 2 /nobreak
pause
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