86 lines
3.5 KiB
C#
86 lines
3.5 KiB
C#
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/* [REMOVE THIS LINE]
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* [REMOVE THIS LINE] If your code references scripts or assets that are outside of the Plugins
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* [REMOVE THIS LINE] folder, move this script outside of the Plugins folder, too.
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using System;
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using UnityEngine;
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namespace PixelCrushers
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{
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/// This is a starter template for Save System savers. To use it,
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/// make a copy, rename it, and remove the line marked above.
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/// Then fill in your code where indicated below.
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public class SaverTemplate : Saver // Rename this class.
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{
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/// A common approach is to store data to save in a class or struct, such as the one below.
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/// Mark it [Serializable] so the Save System can serialize it.
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[Serializable]
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public class Data
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{
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public bool someData;
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}
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public override string RecordData()
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{
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/// This method should return a string that represents the data you want to save.
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/// You can use SaveSystem.Serialize() to serialize a serializable object to a
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/// string. This will use the serializer component on the Save System GameObject,
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/// which defaults to Unity's built-in JSON serialization. Remember that Unity
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/// cannot directly serialize lists or arrays, so you must put them inside a
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/// class.
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///
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/// If you use a class to hold the data, use SaveSystem.Serialize to return a
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/// serialized version:
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///
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//Data data = new Data();
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//data.someData = false;
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//return SaveSystem.Serialize(data);
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return string.Empty;
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}
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public override void ApplyData(string s)
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{
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/// This method should process the string representation of saved data and apply
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/// it to the current state of the game. You can use SaveSystem.Deserialize()
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/// to deserialize the string to an object that specifies the state to apply to
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/// the game.
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///
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//if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(s)) return; // No data to apply.
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//Data data = SaveSystem.Deserialize<Data>(s);
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//if (data == null) return; // Serialized string isn't valid.
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////(do something with data here)
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}
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//public override void ApplyDataImmediate()
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//{
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// // If your Saver needs to pull data from the Save System immediately after
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// // loading a scene, instead of waiting for ApplyData to be called at its
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// // normal time, which may be some number of frames after the scene has started,
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// // it can implement this method. For efficiency, the Save System will not look up
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// // the Saver's data; your method must look it up manually by calling
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// // SaveSystem.currentSavedGameData.GetData(key).
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//}
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//public override void OnBeforeSceneChange()
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//{
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// // The Save System will call this method before scene changes. If your saver listens for
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// // OnDisable or OnDestroy messages (see DestructibleSaver for example), it can use this
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// // method to ignore the next OnDisable or OnDestroy message since they will be called
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// // because the entire scene is being unloaded.
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//}
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//public override void OnRestartGame()
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//{
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// // The Save System will call this method when restarting the game from the beginning.
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// // Your Saver can reset things to a fresh state if necessary.
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//}
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}
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}
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/**/
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