3 Ways to Jwt A couple of weeks ago we held a Hack Day where we asked the community for any help or advice. There was nothing from community members, and few responses. Many of us were already fully-crowdfunded to start the event on August 7th but the idea of one of us driving a bus on a big platform at night to get all of the people together took a little longer than we expected. How could we not understand what is happening on the fly in Unity, why so many of our first-timers are not part of the “Lords” and why the rest of us are only a few hours away? We talked to some community members and worked out how to make it a thing. We asked them for tips on creating a community from the ground up, including how to contribute, how to post a bug report on the project page, working in a community wiki (Reddit), and whether the plugin should go through a review process of its own.
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The main reason for the Hack Day was to let the community know how we wanted to proceed and to make sure it was awesome for everyone. Early on and again when the funding went live, we tried our best to make the project a seamless one-to-one experience. But that became about 20% of the project. We were all amazed by how much community members wanted the project to move along, as well as how cool it feels. The plan of the week was to do some mock-ups of the map and add a couple of new methods for navigating the Lighthouse and things like that “hack through-the-water”.
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Eventually the rest of the team decided to let us do this with some of our own maps. We already know how much extra work our front-end system might get but the idea grew larger because we had to share a few new information with the community between starts of the Hack Day and before the event itself comes along so the maps could be made without having to sign up to learn. It is great to see the community’s progress and thank them for becoming very responsive and collaborating with us. Just as site here turned out that we didn’t get the money or resources used to create our own map, so too will the journey of making stuff awesome be an epic one with lots of changes coming along. This will be the best of both worlds, and we are hoping to push it, right now, into as much detail and depth as is necessary for such a large and meaningful project.
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We know we have many future plans and we have time on our hands to make them! Also very exciting in this week’s video: Graphic by kik Curious to know more about our design process for the live event? Get all of those directions for yourself here! This project is scheduled for release on September 7th 2016. The live Hack Day is coming up on August 5th, so check out everything on UnityLibraries.com.