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Emerging Media Lab Project Documentation Template
Use this template structure when creating documentation for EML projects. To get started:
- Edit this page by clicking the tab "Wikitext" at the top of the screen. (Not "Edit"!)
- Select all the text in the text box and copy it to your clipboard.
- Click "Create a new page" on the left sidebar of this site.
- On the "Create a new page" page, click "Documentation".
- Give your new documentation page a title.
- Paste the copy of this page into it.
- Save the page.
- Make your changes to your new page.
- Go back to the main Emerging Media Lab page and make sure there's a link to your new project page.
Easy! (Remember: if you run into any trouble, ask an EML staff member for help.)
Introduction
- Summary of the project
- Why is it important
- What was the problem you were trying to solve?
- What story do you want to tell?
If you have a case study video, include it here.
Primary Features
Provide an overview of the key features of the project and what they do.
Methods
Discussion
Findings
Provide a top level overview of the major challenges encountered and how they were addressed.
Challenges
Provide enough information for a first time user to get up and running.
Code
- What version of Unity is required to build this?
- Where on GitHub can we find the code? (If it's not on GitHub, why not?)
- Add a section explaining:
- What third-party assets need to be added to the project? What are their locations on the EML Teamshare?
- What the third-party asset does
- Why the third-party asset is needed.
Art Assets
Provide information on any artwork developed for the project. This could includes scenes, controllers or assets.
Libraries
What third party assets and plugins were used in the development of this project? Please thoroughly list all of them.
A section regarding Unity Engine components and art related elements pertaining to that Prefab or Gameobject
- What components need to be present in the Prefab or Gameobject for the feature to work properly (eg. Rigidbody and Colliders)
- Why the components are needed
- What tags or layers the Prefab or Gameobject needs to be set as and why
- Any additional special notes or quirks about the GameObject or Prefab
First Time Setup Guide
- Provide enough information for a first time user to get up and running
- Known Issues affecting functionality or stability of the program
Poster
Upload a pdf link of your poster to the wiki. An editable version of the document is preferred.
Development Team
Include everyone who worked on the project and their role.
FAQ
As the title suggests
Bibliography
Provide enough information for a first time user to get up and running.
License
MIT License
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Last edit: May 18, 2023 by Daniel Lindenberger
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