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Added note on tutorials and samples

Björn Ritzl 6 years ago
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 ## Creating a new local project
 ## Creating a new local project
 
 
-Click the <kbd>New Project</kbd> option and select what kind of project you would like to create. Specify a location on your hard drive where the project files will be stored. Click <kbd>Create New Project</kbd> to create the project in the location you've chosen.
+Click the <kbd>New Project</kbd> option and select what kind of project you would like to create. Specify a location on your hard drive where the project files will be stored. Click <kbd>Create New Project</kbd> to create the project in the location you've chosen. You can create a new project from a Template:
 
 
 ![open project](images/workflow/open_project.png){srcset="images/workflow/[email protected] 2x"}
 ![open project](images/workflow/open_project.png){srcset="images/workflow/[email protected] 2x"}
 
 
+Or from a Tutorial with step by step instructions:
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+![create project from tutorial](images/workflow/create_from_tutorial.png)
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+Or from a finished Sample game:
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+![create project from sample](images/workflow/create_from_sample.png)
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 ### Adding the project to GitHub
 ### Adding the project to GitHub
 
 
 A local project will have no integration with any version control system, meaning that the files reside only on your hard drive. Any changes you make to the files are permanent and there is no way to revert changes or recover deleted files. It is recommended to use a version control system such as Git to track changes to your files. This also makes it very easy to collaborate on a project with other people. Uploading a local project to GitHub can be done in just a few steps:
 A local project will have no integration with any version control system, meaning that the files reside only on your hard drive. Any changes you make to the files are permanent and there is no way to revert changes or recover deleted files. It is recommended to use a version control system such as Git to track changes to your files. This also makes it very easy to collaborate on a project with other people. Uploading a local project to GitHub can be done in just a few steps: