Basura Meow, Itapon Meow 🐾

Basura Meow, Itapon Meow is a trash-sorting game designed to teach proper waste segregation in a fun and interactive way. Created as part of our Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) course, the game features adorable themes, intuitive controls, and educational gameplay to encourage environmental responsibility among players.

Table of Contents

• Basura Meow, Itapon Meow 🐾
  • Table of Contents
  • 🌟 Features
  • 🎮 How to Play
  • 🛠️ How to Run

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🌟 Features

• Engaging Gameplay: Sort falling trash into the correct bins (Recycle, Residual, and Biohazard).
• Educational Elements: Learn proper waste segregation through gameplay.
• Lives System: Players start with 3 lives and lose one for every incorrectly sorted item.
• Scoring System: Earn points for every correctly sorted trash item.
• Difficulty Progression: The speed of falling items increases as you score higher.

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🎮 How to Play

1. Move the Trash: Use the arrow keys to control the falling trash items.
   • Left Arrow: Move left.
   • Right Arrow: Move right.
   • Down Arrow: Drop faster.
2. Sort Trash: Guide the trash into the appropriate bin:
   • Recycle Bin for recyclables (e.g., paper, bottles).
   • Residual Bin for residual waste (e.g., plastic wrappers).
   • Biohazard Bin for biohazard materials (e.g., face mask, gloves).
3. Lives: You start with 3 lives. Lose one life for each incorrectly sorted item.
4. Game Over: The game ends when you run out of lives.

🛠️ How to Run

1. Prerequisites

   • Ensure you have Unity version 6.00033f1 installed. You can download it from the Unity Download Archive.
   • Unity Hub is required to manage your Unity projects.
   • Click the version 33f1 which will redirect to unity hub
   • Check for default installation, wait to finish download the editor

2. Clone the Repository

   git clone <repository-url>
   cd BasuraMeowItaponMeow

3. Import the Project into Unity

   • Open Unity Hub.
   • Click on Add Project from Disk.
   • Navigate to the folder where the project is cloned and select it.

4. Load the Project

   • In Unity Hub, click on the project to open it.

   • Wait for the project to load completely.

   • Press the Play button in the Unity Editor to start the game (For development).

   • Alternatively, build and run the game using the Build Settings menu in Unity.