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Question by jonas-sama · Feb 02, 2018 at 06:57 AM · serializationpassing

how can i pass the variable values of my serializeable class into another class that have the same variables?,How can i copy the values of a serializable class into another class

i have a class(serialize-able) where i save my datas and i want to put it's values to a temporary class where i'm gonna manipulate them there.

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You are probably looking for Scriptable Objects.

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Answer by melsy · Feb 02, 2018 at 01:26 PM

Don's create a dummy class to manipulate the variables. Create a public static reference to the class and manipulate the vars directly.

 [Serializable]
 public class SaveData
 {
     public static SaveVariables saveVars = new SaveVariables();
     // This class will have the save and load methods
     
         //  This class will house all the vars that will be saved. 
     [Serializable]
     public class SaveVariables
     {
         // When the save file is deleted and recreated, These values will be defaulted. 
         public const string name = "Jones";
         public int var1 = 17;
         public bool var2 = false;
         public float var3 = .5f;
     }
 }


Then to call a variable in any other script call SaveData.saveVars.var = value; at number will be restored. When you save that number will be saved. and upon loading th

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