79 lines
3.2 KiB
C#
79 lines
3.2 KiB
C#
/* [REMOVE THIS LINE]
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* [REMOVE THIS LINE] To use this template, make a copy and remove the lines that start
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* [REMOVE THIS LINE] with "[REMOVE THIS LINE]". Then add your code where the comments indicate.
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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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* [REMOVE THIS LINE]
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using UnityEngine;
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using System.Collections;
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using PixelCrushers.DialogueSystem;
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public class PersistentDataTemplate : MonoBehaviour //<--Copy this file. Rename the file and class name.
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{
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public void OnRecordPersistentData()
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{
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// Add your code here to record data into the Lua environment.
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// Typically, you'll record the data using a line similar to:
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// DialogueLua.SetVariable("someVarName", someData);
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// or:
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// DialogueLua.SetActorField("myName", "myFieldName", myData);
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//
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// Note that you can use this static method to get the actor
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// name associated with this GameObject:
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// var actorName = OverrideActorName.GetActorName(transform);
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}
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public void OnApplyPersistentData()
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{
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// Add your code here to get data from Lua and apply it (usually to the game object).
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// Typically, you'll use a line similar to:
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// myData = DialogueLua.GetActorField(name, "myFieldName").AsSomeType;
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//
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// When changing scenes, OnApplyPersistentData() is typically called at the same
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// time as Start() methods. If your code depends on another script having finished
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// its Start() method, use a coroutine to wait one frame. For example, in
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// OnApplyPersistentData() call StartCoroutine(DelayedApply());
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// Then define DelayedApply() as:
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// IEnumerator DelayedApply() {
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// yield return null; // Wait 1 frame for other scripts to initialize.
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// <your code here>
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// }
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}
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public void OnEnable()
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{
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// This optional code registers this GameObject with the PersistentDataManager.
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// One of the options on the PersistentDataManager is to only send notifications
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// to registered GameObjects. The default, however, is to send to all GameObjects.
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// If you set PersistentDataManager to only send notifications to registered
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// GameObjects, you need to register this component using the line below or it
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// won't receive notifications to save and load.
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PersistentDataManager.RegisterPersistentData(this.gameObject);
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}
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public void OnDisable()
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{
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// Unsubscribe the GameObject from PersistentDataManager notifications:
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PersistentDataManager.RegisterPersistentData(this.gameObject);
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}
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//--- Uncomment this method if you want to implement it:
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//public void OnLevelWillBeUnloaded()
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//{
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// This will be called before loading a new level. You may want to add code here
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// to change the behavior of your persistent data script. For example, the
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// IncrementOnDestroy script disables itself because it should only increment
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// the variable when it's destroyed during play, not because it's being
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// destroyed while unloading the old level.
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//}
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}
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/**/
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