public void Save()
{
InfoText.text = "SAVED";
playerLib.SetValue("State", CurrentState);
playerLib.Save();
}
void Awake()
{
// Create our Perlib.
// We pass a filename, and an optional password used for encryption.
// By default, Perlib will use Application.persistentDataPath for its path.
Perlib savefile = new Perlib("MyAwesomeGame.sav", "csDKndc30ns");
// You can also use the overloaded constructor to specify a FileInfo.
// This will instruct Perlib to use a location you chose:
string savePath = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments) + @"\Perlib Example\MyAwesomeGame.sav";
savefile = new Perlib(new FileInfo(savePath), "csDKndc30ns");
// Now we can open the Perlib. If the Perlib can't find a file at the path specified,
// it will attempt to create a new one.
savefile.Open();
// That's it. Now you can begin saving any type that can be serialized
savefile.SetValue("Highscore", 5318008);
savefile.SetValue("Dexterity", 8.7f);
savefile.SetValue("Fullscreen", true);
savefile.SetValue("Name", "Moogledoop the Merciless");
// Including custom classes
MyClass myObject = new MyClass();
myObject.Point = new Vector3(34f, 12f, 7f);
savefile.SetValue("My Object", myObject);
// And get them back
int Highscore = savefile.GetValue <int>("Highscore");
float Dexterity = savefile.GetValue <float>("Dexterity");
bool Fullscreen = savefile.GetValue <bool>("Fullscreen");
string Name = savefile.GetValue <string>("Name");
MyClass LoadedObj = savefile.GetValue <MyClass>("My Object");
// If a key is not found, a default value can instead be returned
// This will return 0, if not found
int x = savefile.GetValue <int>("Population");
// This will return 55378008, if not found
int y = savefile.GetValue <int>("Population", 55378008);
// You can also optionally encrypt individual values.
savefile.SetValue("Encrypted Highscore", 5318008, "x2eEEE3c");
// The same password will be required next time you try to get the value.
int decryptedHighscore = savefile.GetValue <int>("Encrypted Highscore", 0, "x2eEEE3c");
// Most of Perlib was designed to mimic the PlayerPrefs interface
if (!savefile.HasKey("Highscore"))
{
savefile.SetValue("Highscore", 0);
}
// Make sure to Save the Perlib to persist changes
savefile.Save();
}