View source for Binary Trial build

== Link to download ==
[https://1drv.ms/u/s!AmB4a6J3kmxahahMpmfZL3uH2HIWpA?e=23AEBD OpenWorldBakeryTrial002.zip] (zip-archive on OneDrive, ~30MB)

== Instruction ==
# Unzip the archive contents to your project's "Plugins" folder
## Navigate to your project folder, let's say we add the plugin to <code>C:\ue4_projects\MyTestProject</code> project
## If there is no folder "Plugins" there - create one. In our example there must be folder <code>c:\ue4_projects\MyTestProject\Plugins</code>
## Unzip archive there. After it's done you must have folder <code>C:\ue4_projects\MyTestProject\Plugins\OpenWorldBakery</code> with <code>OpenWorldBakery.uplugin</code> file and several folders there.
# Start (or restart) Unreal Editor
# Editor will ask you, should it update the project, click "Yes"
# You are all set up, you can experiment with the demo-version of the plugin now

In this video you can see step-by-step Binary Trial installation to the project:

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== Differences between full version and trial ==
* Trial version is limited in baking resolution, it can only bake 524*524 world
* Trial version will not work outside the Editor, so you can't build working game with Trial
* Trial is shipped with c++ headers, while full version is open source

That's it, outside of that Trial has the same functionality as the full version.