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+\f0\b\fs36 \cf0 UnityTimelineEvents
+\b0 \
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+This simple clip-based solution will allow you to easily choreograph your code with your animations. No more boilerplate and faff! \
+\
+
+\b Features: 
+\b0 \
+\
+* Designate object to receive message for the track\
+* Select any public method with 0 to 1 arguments\
+* Supports argument types:\
+* bool\
+* int\
+* float\
+* enum\
+* Robust system I've been using for several months\
+\
+
+\b Instructions:
+\b0 \
+1. Import the package into your project\
+\
+2. In your timeline, Add a Tantawowa.timelineEvents.Timeline event track, this will allow you to choose times at which to invoke code\
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+3. Choose a game object to receive your event invocations\
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+4. Add a timeline event clip to the track, add one for each event you want to trigger\
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+\fs36 5. Position the clip(s) at the point you want the code invoked in the timeline\
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+\fs36 \cf0 6. Click on the clip. In the properties inspector you can set the clip\'92s name, and set the method you want to invoke. The list will show methods 
+\i without
+\i0  any parameters. If you click the \'93method with param?\'94 toggle, then you will see methods with 
+\b one
+\b0  parameter. The UI will provide a space to enter arguments. These will be passed to the method when it\'92s invoked. The UI will warn you about illegal values, and provide you with enum values as well. \
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+\fs36 Please note, only the start of the timeline event is used to trigger the event.}