Theme: razia by ashathemes.
This is going to be a short post (I think) about saving data in Unity3D. Been working on a save-mechanism for the game. Turns out I should’ve started implementing it in conjunction with the inventory system, since I had to change some stuff, but I think it’s coming along pretty well. It saves the position of.
Since I made the last post (yesterday…) I’ve rewritten some of the code for the inventory to allow saving/loading, but in this post I will continue with the code we hade in the last post. If you haven’t read that yet I suggest you do before continueing. When we ended the last part we had.
Disclaimer: I do not claim this is the best (or even a good way) to design and implement an inventory system. There is a slight (great) chance that I throughout the authoring of this post decide that ‘this is stupid’ and just scrap the system all-together and start over. If so, you’ll get your money(time).
I’ve been fiddling with the inventory system for a little while now. Recently I’ve been trying to add functionality to picked up items, but now I also got around to fixing the rest of the inventory system. I’ve gone for a “locked” 8-slot inventory, controlled by the number bar (as is pretty much standard). Empty.
For the past week I’ve been trying to implement a working inventory system. Since I’m new to almost everything in Unity I usually try and find my own way before implementing something that is either to complicated for me to understand yet and/or a bit bloated for my need. So I’m going with a set.
For a while I have been working on a game in Unity. It’s not my first time, but it is my first bigger project, and definitely the first one where I’m also making most of the models/graphics. It’s not something I have I am sufficiently good at, but I want to learn and what better.