/// <summary>
/// Sets the slot, but does not save the data in the previous slot. This is useful if you want to
/// save the active game to a new save slot. Like in older games such as Half-Life.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="slot"> Slot to switch towards, and copy the current save to </param>
/// <param name="saveGame"> Set this if you want to overwrite a specific save file </param>
public static void SetSlotAndCopyActiveSave(int slot)
{
OnSlotChangeBegin.Invoke(slot);
activeSlot = slot;
activeSaveGame = SaveFileUtility.LoadSave(slot, true);
SyncReset();
SyncSave();
OnSlotChangeDone.Invoke(slot);
}
/// <summary>
/// Set the active save slot. (Do note: If you don't want to auto save on slot switch, you can change this in the save setttings)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="slot"> Target save slot </param>
/// <param name="reloadSaveables"> Send a message to all saveables to load the new save file </param>
public static void SetSlot(int slot, bool reloadSaveables, SaveGame saveGame = null)
{
if (activeSlot == slot && saveGame == null)
{
Debug.LogWarning("Already loaded this slot.");
return;
}
// Ensure the current game is saved, and write it to disk, if that is wanted behaviour.
if (SaveSettings.Get().autoSaveOnSlotSwitch&& activeSaveGame != null)
{
WriteActiveSaveToDisk();
}
if (SaveSettings.Get().cleanSavedPrefabsOnSlotSwitch)
{
ClearActiveSavedPrefabs();
}
if (slot < 0 || slot > SaveSettings.Get().maxSaveSlotCount)
{
Debug.LogWarning("SaveMaster: Attempted to set illegal slot.");
return;
}
OnSlotChangeBegin.Invoke(slot);
activeSlot = slot;
activeSaveGame = (saveGame == null) ? SaveFileUtility.LoadSave(slot, true) : saveGame;
if (reloadSaveables)
{
SyncLoad();
}
SyncReset();
PlayerPrefs.SetInt("SM-LastUsedSlot", slot);
OnSlotChangeDone.Invoke(slot);
}
