This Unity package provides integration with the Crowd Control platform, allowing developers to easily add interactive features to their Unity games.

This package is intended for Unity developers who want to integrate Crowd Control functionality into their games. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced developers looking to enhance player engagement through interactive features.

Crowd Control support is available for a variety of platforms. If you are working on a non-Unity project, please contact Warp World for code samples and support for your platform of choice.

To install the Crowd Control Unity package, follow these steps:

1. Open your Unity project.
2. Go to Window > Package Manager.
3. Click on the + button in the top left corner and select Add package from git URL....
4. Enter the following URL: https://github.com/WarpWorld/CrowdControl.Client.Unity.Package.git.
5. Click Add to install the package.
6. Once installed, you can find the Crowd Control components in the Packages section of the Package Manager.

To use the Crowd Control package in your Unity project, follow these steps:

1. Create a new GameObject in your scene.
2. Add the CrowdControlBehavior component to the GameObject.
3. Configure the CrowdControlBehavior with your Crowd Control game ID, app ID, and app secret.
4. Create a script that inherits from GameStateManager and assign it to a GameObject in your scene.
5. Assign the GameStateManager instance to the CrowdControlBehavior component.
6. Implement the desired Crowd Control effects in your game by creating classes that inherit from CrowdControlEffect.
7. Create a new GameObject and add the UnityEffectLoader component to it.

To create custom Crowd Control effects in your Unity project, follow these steps:

1. Create a new C# script that inherits from CrowdControlEffect.
2. Override the necessary methods to define the behavior of your effect.
3. Create a new GameObject as a child of the UnityEffectLoader GameObject.
4. Add the new effect script to the GameObject.
5. Configure the effect parameters as needed.
6. Repeat the process for each effect you want to add to your game.