Update to Zenject 7.2.0, reorder build settings so Splash is first sc…

…ene, tweak SceneService transition duration.

Assets/02_Prefabs/MainSystem/SceneService/SceneService.prefab

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   Interpolation:
     serializedVersion: 2
-    m_Curve: []
+    m_Curve:
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+      time: 0
+      value: 0
+      inSlope: 0
+      outSlope: 0
+      tangentMode: 0
+    - serializedVersion: 2
+      time: 1
+      value: 1
+      inSlope: 2
+      outSlope: 2
+      tangentMode: 0
     m_PreInfinity: 2
     m_PostInfinity: 2
-    m_RotationOrder: 4
+    m_RotationOrder: 0
   InitialSplashDuration: 3
-  Duration: 2
+  Duration: 1
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   TransitionPercent: 0
   BlackOverlay: {fileID: 225707431815244660}

Assets/AssetLocationEditor/README.txt

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+The Asset Location Editor 
+=========================
+
+Use this tool to move your downloaded Unity3D Assets to a different folder or hard drive on your computer and still access them through Unity in the normal way.
+If like me, you find that your downloaded Assets are taking up valuable space on your C:\ drive you can use this tool to move your assets to another drive, Unity will not know any difference.
+
+For further help please go to http://www.oakbox.co.uk/Unity3d/AssetLocationEditor
+If you are having issues please contact support@oakbox.co.uk
+
+Please add a review of the asset on the asset store.  Thanks!
+
+Prerequisites
+=============
+* Currently only tested on Windows 7 and 10.
+* Windows Vista or above should be supported but not tested.
+* Network Drive locations are not supported.
+* MacOS currently not supported.
+* Linux currently not supported.
+
+Instructions
+============
+1) Import the tool into a Unity project.
+2) Go to Edit -> Edit Asset Location...
+3) Create or select a folder where you would like your asset store items to be moved to.  This must be an empty folder.
+4) Click OK.  The Console will print out some information and tell you when it is complete.  Please note that if you have a large amount of assets this process might take some time.
+
+1) Import the tool into a Unity project.
+2) Go to Edit -> Edit Assets Location...
+3) Click the [Move] button next to the asset location you wish to move, there may be more than one location if you also used an earlier version of Unity3D.
+4) Choose or create an EMPTY folder where you would like to move your assets to.
+5) Check and confirm the details in the obligatory "Are you sure..." message box.
+6) Wait until all of your assets have been moved.  A progress bar gives you an idea of how long this will take, if you have a large asset collection this could take a long time...
+7) Once complete, you will see the "Current Location:" of your assets change to your newly selected location.
+8) You can now delete the asset from your project, it is not needed any more unless you want to move your assets to a new location again.