confess. Aren't we the only ones who have been given the most work on the whole project to learn how to use Github? :-D
We almost lost everything several times when we connected the branches over each other.
Anyway, we will be very pleased if you look at our game. This is our first work together and we are very happy that we managed to finish the game on time! :-)
https://punkelephant01.itch.io/dont-screw-it-too-much
Punk Elephant
Agreed, I already knew the basics of how to use GitHub but learning how it all works was quite hard at first, and I still feel like I need to learn much more about git. I find that the learning curve is quite steep and it is fairly hard to find a place that explains it completely from scratch, usually the pages I found tended to take for granted I knew certain things I was actually not familiar with. Once you become more acquainted with it it gets super simple to use, but it is quite hard to get on board at first!
A few tips for any git user.
This should prevent a lot of issues
The way I did it was like this:
1) create the repository
2) clone the repository on a new folder on your computer using
(git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USER/YOUR_REPOSITORY)
3) ctrl+c, ctrl+v your source into the folder you just cloned the repository into
4) using git bash (on windows) or any other git software you want (including git itself) do the equivalent of:
git add .
git commit -m "my submission to GameDev.tv GameJam 2022"
git push
