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From: TomH1004 <tom.hempel2001@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2025 14:42:21 +0200
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+## Example
+
+Check out the `Example/` folder for a complete Unity integration example! It includes:
+
+- **UDPCommandListener.cs**: A Unity C# script that listens for UDP commands and executes them
+- **unityudp_projects.json**: Sample project with 12 ready-to-use commands (toggle objects, timers, scene control, rotation, colors)
+- **README.md**: Detailed setup instructions for Unity
+
+### Quick Start with Example
+
+1. Copy `Example/UDPCommandListener.cs` to your Unity project's `Assets/Scripts/` folder
+2. Attach it to a GameObject in your scene
+3. Copy `Example/unityudp_projects.json` to your Documents folder (see Storage section above)
+4. Run your Unity game and start sending commands!
+
+The example demonstrates simple but practical commands like enabling/disabling objects, starting timers, rotating objects, changing colors, and resetting scenes.
+
 ## Usage
 
 ### Creating a Project