Install Notepad++ or Visual Studio Code.
Install Git.
Create a folder where you would like to store the FBB project in.
Open the folder.
Right click in blank white space and click "Git Bash". https://gyazo.com/a6bbe45344adf70f3d7d07ae57d2fd48
In the terminal window that opens type: git config --global user.name "replace this with your name"
Press enter.
Now type: git config --global user.email "replace this with your github email"
Press enter.
Now type: git config --list
Press enter, and send screenshot to Dan.
Now type: git clone https://github.com/danmw3/Forged-By-Betrayal.git
Press enter.
If at any point it wants you to login, do so.

Now the project is downloaded.
Open Unity and click the Open button in the top right corner.
Navigate to the folder you created earlier, and select the Forged By Betrayal folder.

Once the project loads, go to Window > GitHub. This will open a new panel by the inspector.
Click sign in, in the top right corner of the panel.
Enter your github username and password.


At the top of the panel there are 4 important buttons: Push, Pull, Fetch, Refresh.
Push lets you upload the changes you made to the project.
Pull lets you download changes other people have made, and will give you the latest version of the project.
Refresh... just click it sometimes if shit aint working.
Fetch... just click it sometimes if shit still aint working.

Occasionally there will be a "(1)" next to push or pull, that means you have changes you either need to push or pull.
You must always pull other changes before you can push your own.

There are 5 tabs in the GitHub panel: Changes, Locks, History, Branches, Settings.

When you make a change to the project, those changes will be listed in the Changes tab.
Your changes need to be commited before you can push them.
To do that, click the All button, fill out the Commit summary and description at the bottom, then click Commit.
Commit will save your changes to the local copy of the Forged By Betrayal repo.
After you commit your changes, you can push them to the remote repo that is on GitHub.

The locks tab will list file locks that people have made. Locks prevent other people from pushing changes to that file.

The history tab will keep track of changes.