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We will expand on the skills we learnt in the previous tasks to create a more complex mesh that has curves Work through each of the videos below to build a finished cactus that you will be able to use in your Unity project. lazyviewport-master.zip Hotkey Cheat...

WALT We are learning to complete, build and evaluate our Unity Roll-a-Ball game, while documenting our progress in our portfolio. WILF I will be successful when I: write what I intend to learn or achieve during this lesson in Portfolio 6–7 (Week 7); complete D...

XAMPP gives you a local web server on your Windows computer. It lets you run PHP pages, use a MySQL-compatible database and manage that database through phpMyAdmin without publishing your project to the internet. By the end of this tutorial, you will have XAMP...

Apache runs PHP pages and MySQL stores application data. Both services must be running while you develop or demonstrate a database-backed project. Start the services Open XAMPP Control Panel. Select Start beside Apache. Select Start beside MySQL. Wait until bo...

A XAMPP project belongs inside the htdocs folder so Apache can serve it and process PHP. Create the project Inside your XAMPP htdocs folder, create campready. Use short, meaningful lowercase folder names without spaces. Create index.php inside it: <?php $p...

A database organises persistent information in related tables. This practice creates a small fictional database without prescribing an assessed design. Create the database Start Apache and MySQL. Open http://localhost/phpmyadmin/. Select Databases. Create ca...

A short environment check prevents installation, folder and service problems from consuming development time. Environment check Check Successful evidence XAMPP opens Control Panel loads Apache runs http://localhost/ opens MySQL runs phpMyAdmin opens Project lo...

A database connection allows PHP to send SQL to MySQL and receive results. Keep the connection in one reusable file. Create the connection file Create includes/db.php: <?php $host = "localhost"; $dbname = "campready_db"; $username = "root"; $password = ""; $d...

Prepared statements keep user-supplied values separate from SQL instructions. Use them whenever a value comes from a form, URL, session or uploaded file. Unsafe pattern $sql = "SELECT * FROM activities WHERE location = '" . $_GET["location"] . "'"; Concatenati...

An insert should accept input, validate it, store it with a prepared statement and report a useful result. Example form <form method="post"> <label for="activity_name">Activity name</label> <input id="activity_name" name="activity_name" maxlength="100" req...

A useful output begins with a query and ends with accessible, escaped HTML. Select only required fields $stmt = $pdo->query( "SELECT activity_id, activity_name, location, capacity FROM activities ORDER BY activity_name" ); $activities = $stmt->fe...

Filters help users reduce a dataset to relevant records. Sorts place those records in a useful order. Filter with a prepared value $location = trim($_GET["location"] ?? ""); $stmt = $pdo->prepare( "SELECT activity_name, location, capacity FROM activit...