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Question by Ki4Chan · Jul 18, 2017 at 11:33 AM · buttontexttoggle button

saving button text

I am making a music ON/OFF button. I am using button text to show on/off. It is working okay but as soon as I change the scene the "OFF" text is turning back to "ON". I want to save its status. I searched everywhere but couldn't find anything. Tried Playerprefs but failed. here is my code.

 void Start()
 {
 if (PlayerPrefs.HasKey ("music")) 
    {
    PlayerPrefs.GetFloat ("music");
    }            
 }


 public void MuteToggle(){
         isMute = !isMute;
         if (isMute == true) {
             
             AudioListener.volume = 0;
             muteText.text = "OFF";
             PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("music", 0);
         } else {
             AudioListener.volume = 1;
             muteText.text = "ON";
             PlayerPrefs.SetFloat ("music", 1);
         }
     }


I tried with toggle too but couldn't succeed.

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Answer by shrey150 · Jul 18, 2017 at 12:50 PM

It doesn't actually look like you're saving or applying PlayerPrefs.GetFloat("music") anywhere. Why not try something like this:

 void Start() {

    float music = PlayerPrefs.GetFloat("music", 1.0f);
    AudioListener.volume = music;

     if (music == 1.0f) {

         muteText.text = "ON";
         isMute = false;

     } else {

         muteText.text = "OFF";
         isMute = true;
     }

 }

Replace your current Start() function with this, and at the start of the scene it'll be applied.

Two things I'd suggest: use Set/GetInt() instead of float, if you plan to only have a toggle music button. If you plan to do a slider setup, then float is the way to go.

Secondly, your variable name, muteText, is a bit confusing. In my code snippet I followed your usage, but really if mute is on, volume is 0. Maybe change the name to musicText or something. Just a thought.

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Thank you so much. It worked. muteText is to change the text of the Sound on/off button. I tried toggle button but was having same problem(saving its on/off status) with it.

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