Unity Open Project #1: Chop Chop

Devlog 3: Handling complex input requirements

You've landed on the repository for the first Unity Open Project, an initiative where Unity and the community collaborate together to create a small open-source game demo. The first game is an action-adventure titled Chop Chop (more info).

This branch in particular (devlogs/3-input) contains the demo assets associated with the third "devlog" video, which explores how we tackled the complex requirements we had for input on this project. You can watch the video on YouTube here 🎞

Note: This branch doesn't contain the full project, but a trimmed-down version which focuses on the subject of the devlog. We did it so it's faster for you to import, and easier to explore and learn from. We also updated it to a newer Unity version (see below) so you can take its learnings and apply them to the games you are developing now. In time, we will make small updates to this branch or backport fixes when needed, but don't expect it to be updated with new features and to stay in sync with main.

To find the full project and contribute to it, go to the main branch.

Unity version

Normally, development on the game takes place in Unity 2019.4 LTS. However for this video we branched off and upgraded it to Unity 2021.1 beta. On the main branch development continues on 2019.4 LTS as usual.

License

The assets contained in this branch are covered by the same open-source license that covers the rest of the game (Apache License 2.0), so you are free to use them for your own projects.

Contribute

Open Projects is an open-source game, so we'd love your contributions! However, we don't take contributions on this branch so please don't open PRs against it. To take part in the development, go to the main branch and find all the instructions on how to contribute in its Readme.

We are looking forward to see what you will create ❤
- the Unity Creator Advocacy team