/**
* In order to use the SaveObject, we need to initialize it.
* It will create a SaveObject instance, make sure you link
* correctly to the save object either with a string with the
* Resources folder as root or a direct link to the prefab.
* */
void Start()
{
/**
* You need to call SaveObject.Initialize before doing anything with SaveObject.
* You can also set the refreshCallback whenever you want with.
* */
SaveObject.Initialize(saveObject, OnRefresh);
//You can also set a refresh callback like this:
SaveObject.SetRefreshCallback(OnRefresh);
/**
* It is recommended that you Load right after initialization, it makes sure that
* you always have a game ready to be used.
* The next line is commented out to show what a "None" save state looks like.
* */
//SaveObject.Load("Default");
}
/**
* In order to use the SaveObject, we need to initialize it.
* It will create a SaveObject instance, make sure you link
* correctly to the save object either with a string with the
* Resources folder as root or a direct link to the prefab.
**/
void Start()
{
/**
* You need to call SaveObject.Initialize before doing anything with SaveObject.
**/
if (PlayerPrefs.GetInt("usouSave") != 1)
{
SaveObject.Initialize(saveObject);
}
PlayerPrefs.SetInt("usouSave", 0);
/**
* Set a callback for when you load a game like this, used to do complex updates
* when needed.
**/
SaveObject.SetRefreshCallback(OnRefresh);
/**
* It is recommended that you Load right after initialization, it makes sure that
* you always have a game ready to be used.
**/
SaveObject.Load("Saved Game No1");
}
