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Smiley-Cartoons / Happy-Burgers

Happy burgers is not your typical battle royale game. Instead of goblins and knights, you attack your opponent with burgers. That's right, burgers. You are tasked with the mission of defending yourself against the rival restaurant across the street. This game is completely free. So may the best burger commander win!
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How to fetch this repo's code? #11

Closed Moybot2000 closed 3 years ago

Moybot2000 commented 3 years ago

hey andre could you update the code that i made at your house so i can use it i nee the code with the burger so i can work with the animation and health bar

thx

AndreBacic commented 3 years ago

(Assuming I'm answering your question and have not misunderstood you) The code we worked on Thursday is in all three branches of this repo. To download the current code, you can go to the main branch (or any other, I guess) and press the big green "Code" button and select Download Zip, and then extract all items from that zip folder so you can work with them.

To save your changes, you have basically two options: 1) Go to the moybot-changes branch (click on the drop-down menu button that probably says "main", which is to the far left of the green Code button, and select your branch) and add and commit the files you've created/changed. 2) Use an IDE or code editor (I recommend Visual Studio Code) and set up git and github controls to do option 1 for you. This option is a bit challenging to set up properly (requires some research), but saves you a lot of time and trouble in the long run.

Moybot2000 commented 3 years ago

Thx 🙏

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On Aug 8, 2021, at 4:04 PM, AndreBacic @.***> wrote:

 (Assuming I'm answering your question and have not misunderstood you) The code we worked on Thursday is in all three branches of this repo. To download the current code, you can go to the main branch (or any other, I guess) and press the big green "Code" button and select Download Zip, and then extract all items from that zip folder so you can work with them.

To save your changes, you have basically two options:

Go to the moybot-changes branch (click on the drop-down menu button that probably says "main", which is to the far left of the green Code button, and select your branch) and add and commit the files you've created/changed. Use an IDE or code editor (I recommend Visual Studio Code) and set up git and github controls to do option 1 for you. This option is a bit challenging to set up properly (requires some research), but saves you a lot of time and trouble in the long run. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS or Android.

AndreBacic commented 3 years ago

Since this conversation as saved under closed issues, I will now close this issue.