Bubble Shooter Easter Bunny

Change and Adaptation Instructions
To customize or adapt the Unity project to meet specific requirements or make changes to the game, follow these steps:

1. Open the Project in Unity:
Ensure the project is opened in Unity as per the installation instructions.
Make sure you are using the correct version of Unity (e.g., 2022.0.1f) to avoid compatibility issues.
2. Familiarize Yourself with the Project Structure:
Explore the Assets folder where all the game’s resources, scripts, and scenes are stored.
Understand the organization of the project by reviewing the folder structure, such as Scenes, Scripts, Prefabs, Models, Textures, and UI.
3. Modify Game Scenes:
Open the scene you want to modify from the Scenes folder.
Use the Hierarchy panel to locate game objects within the scene.
Modify or add new game objects, adjust properties in the Inspector panel, or rearrange objects to change the level design, gameplay mechanics, or UI layout.
4. Editing Scripts:
Navigate to the Scripts folder to find the C# scripts controlling game logic.
Use an integrated development environment (IDE) like Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code to open and edit the scripts.
Make the necessary changes to the code to implement new features, fix bugs, or modify existing functionality.
Save the changes and return to Unity, which will automatically compile the updated scripts.
5. Adjusting Game Assets:
Models & Textures: Import new 3D models or textures by dragging them into the Assets folder.
Prefabs: Modify existing prefabs or create new ones by assembling game objects in the Scene view and dragging them into the Assets folder.
Animations: Use the Animator or Animation windows to create or tweak animations for characters, UI elements, or other objects.
6. Modifying User Interface (UI):
Locate UI elements within the scene or the Canvas object in the Hierarchy panel.
Modify text, buttons, and layouts using the Inspector panel.
Use Unity’s UI tools to add new elements, adjust scaling, or change the ov