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Once it's done, you can open your project from the Unity Hub, the project was coded in Unity 2021.3.0 and
+# Test Scenario (Unity Scene)
+This repo is used to demonstrate and to show the usage of the World Storage API in relation with UI functionalities given by the Unity editor. The project uses for this the inspector and graph windows techniques. The Unity project can be found here:
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+.\Assets\ETSI.ARF\ARF World Storage API\Scenes\WorldStorageSample.unity
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+The project uses the 'Museum' scenario wit a statue as described in the GS 005 documentation.
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# Description of UI / editor functions
This Unity Editor module allows the user to author the World Storage through various ways. To interact with a server hosting an implementation of the World Storage, the user first must create an Unity object "World Storage Server" via the contextual menu (Create -> ARF World Storage -> Create Server) and then fill the corresponding informations (name, URL, port...).
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## World Storage Window
Through the Unity inspector of the World Storage Server, the user can click on the `Open World Storage Window...` button. This opens the authoring tool for the corresponding World Storage.
-In this editor, the user has access to...
-TODO
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## World Graph Window
