koobas.hobune.stream
[Solved] PlayerPrefs Vector 3 Defaulting to 0,0,0
I Wrote A simple code to save position/rotation of the player but i ran into a problem the players position after erasing playerprefs (Have a special button in the menu that deletes playerprefs from the registry) the players position is being set to 0,0,0 and thus starts falling to nothingness. Any ideas on what i did wrong? Thanks!
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
public class SaveGame : MonoBehaviour
{
[Tooltip("Assign The PlayerObject To Save Its Position")]
public GameObject Player;//Assign Position.
[Tooltip("Assign The PlayerObject To Save Its Rotation")]
public GameObject RPlayer;//Assign Rotatio.
void Start()
{
float Xpos = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("PlayerX");
float Ypos = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("PlayerY");
float Zpos = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("PlayerZ");
Player.transform.position = new Vector3 (Xpos, Ypos, Zpos);
float Xrot = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("RPlayerX");
float Yrot = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("RPlayerY");
float Zrot = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("RPlayerZ");
float Wrot = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("RPlayerW");
Player.transform.rotation = new Quaternion (Xrot, Yrot, Zrot, Wrot);
}
void Update()
{
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("PlayerX", Player.transform.position.x); // Saves X position.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("PlayerY", Player.transform.position.y);// Saves y position.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("PlayerZ", Player.transform.position.z);// Saves z position.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("RPlayerX", RPlayer.transform.rotation.x); // Saves X Rotation.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("RPlayerY", RPlayer.transform.rotation.y); // Saves y Rotation.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("RPlayerZ", RPlayer.transform.rotation.z); // Saves z Rotation.
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("RPlayerW", RPlayer.transform.rotation.w); // Saves w Rotation.
}
}
If you use GetFloat(look at the documentation and the default values for the second parameter) and there isn't a corresponding key and the default value isn't set it will result in default(float) which is 0.0f. So assu$$anonymous$$g you Set the values, stop the game, start, notice it loads the values you set... you're super happy then use the $$anonymous$$enu item you mention to delete the keys... start/play the game again it will result in all the values being set to zero(0) due to the default value not being set on the GetFloat call.
Figured Out the problem just added a reference to player.transform.position in the update function itself
X = Player.transform.position.x;
Y = Player.transform.position.y;
Z = Player.transform.position.z;
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("X", X);
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("Y", Y);
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("Z", Z);
and then checked if there were any values in the Corresponding keys by using
if(PlayerPrefs.HasKey("X") && PlayerPrefs.HasKey("Y") && PlayerPrefs.HasKey("Z))
{
// Code to load the position goes here.
}
