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+This example receives data from Python3 and displays in app.
+A button can be clicked to send a string to Python3 from Unity
+Note quit button will not do much unless you build the application.
+Note: I use Pycharm as my Python IDE
+
+Steps
+1. Create an empty 3D unity project
+2. Drag the unitypackage into your assets folder directly in Unity
+3. Import all files
+4. You should be asked to download TMPro. 
+5. Download the essentials only
+6. Run the server.py (using Pycharm in my case) Python Script.
+7. Run Unity Editor or built app
+8. You should see the text at the top of the unity app update each second
+9. On clicking the "Send" button, a string should be sent to Python3 and be displayed there
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 Created by Youssef Elashry to solve the common problem for TWO-WAY communication Unity/C# applications with Python 3.
 
-The files attached will allow you to both send and receive data from Unity (C#) and Python 3.
+The files attached will allow you to both send and receive data between Unity (C#) and Python 3.
 
 Feel free to use this in your individual or commercial projects BUT make sure to reference me as: Two-way communication between Python 3 and Unity (C#) - Y. T. Elashry
 It would be appreciated if you send me how you have used this in your projects (e.g. Machine Learning) at youssef.elashry@gmail.com
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 Use at your own risk
 Use under the Apache License 2.0
 
-To run example:
-- Ensure IP, send and receive ports are the same between server.py and UdpSocket.cs [edited via inspector] scripts. They are the same in the example.
+To run demo:
+- Ensure IP, send and receive ports are the same between server.py and UdpSocket.cs [edited via inspector] scripts. They are the same in the demo.
 - Run server.py on the python side to send and receive data from Unity
 - Add UdpSocket.cs to a game object in a scene
 - RECOMMENDED: Run server.py THEN Unity Scene
 
 - To be able to use the UdpSocket.cs script for your own script, REMOVE the lines and functions with a // DELETE THIS comment.
-These lines and functions are for the purposes of the example and do not affect the main functionality.
+These lines and functions are for the purposes of the demo and do not affect the main functionality.
 
 ![alt text](https://github.com/Siliconifier/Python-Unity-Socket-Communication/blob/master/Images/Example.png)