# Apple Hills

Apple Hills is a Unity-based adventure game featuring interactive puzzle mechanics, dialogue systems, and item interactions.

## Project Overview

Apple Hills provides a unique gaming experience with:

- Node-based dialogue system for interactive NPC conversations
- Puzzle mechanics with condition-based progression
- Item pickup, combination, and interaction systems
- Custom Universal Render Pipeline setup

## Repository Structure

```
AppleHills/
├── Assets/               # Unity asset files
│   ├── Art/              # Visual assets, models, textures
│   ├── Dialogue/         # Dialogue system and dialogue data
│   ├── Scripts/          # C# code for game systems
│   │   ├── Core/         # Core managers and services
│   │   ├── Dialogue/     # Dialogue system implementation
│   │   ├── Input/        # Input handling systems
│   │   ├── Interactions/ # Object interaction systems
│   │   ├── Movement/     # Character movement controllers
│   │   ├── PuzzleS/      # Puzzle mechanics and systems
│   │   └── UI/           # User interface components
│   ├── Scenes/           # Game scenes and levels
│   ├── Prefabs/          # Reusable game objects
│   └── ...               # Other asset folders
├── Packages/             # Unity package dependencies
├── ProjectSettings/      # Unity project settings
└── docs/                 # Project documentation
    ├── media/            # Images and other media for documentation
    └── dialogue_readme.md  # Detailed documentation about the dialogue system
```

## Code Structure

### Scripts Organization

The game's codebase is organized into several key modules:

| Module | Purpose |
|--------|---------|
| Animation | Animation controllers and state machines |
| Bootstrap | Game initialization and scene loading |
| Core | Core game managers and services |
| Dialogue | Dialogue tree implementation and text handling |
| Input | Player input processing and mapping |
| Interactions | Interactive object behaviors and triggers |
| Movement | Character controllers and navigation |
| Pooling | Object pooling for performance optimization |
| PuzzleS | Puzzle mechanics, conditions, and validators |
| Settings | Configurable game parameters and constants |
| UI | User interface elements and controllers |
| Utilities | Helper classes and extension methods |

### Core Systems Highlight

The `Assets/Scripts/Core` directory contains critical managers that orchestrate the game's systems:

#### Key Managers

- **GameManager**: Central hub managing game state, scene transitions, and system coordination
- **ItemManager**: Handles inventory system, item pickup, combination, and usage logic
- **SceneManagerService**: Controls scene loading, unloading, and transitions

#### Settings Framework

The `Core/Settings` system provides a robust configuration framework:

- **ServiceLocator**: Dependency injection system for accessing game services
- **SettingsProvider**: Central access point for game configuration values
- **BaseSettings/BaseDeveloperSettings**: Foundation for creating configurable parameters
- **InteractionSettings**: Configuration for player-object interactions
- **MovementModeTypes**: Movement parameters for different locomotion modes

## Documentation

Detailed documentation about specific systems can be found in the `docs` folder:

- [Dialogue System Documentation](docs/dialogue_readme.md)

## Development

The project is structured using standard Unity practices. Key components:

- Universal Render Pipeline for consistent visuals
- Input System for configurable controls
- Addressable Assets for asset management