ArrayPrefs 2 (PlayerPrefs X) Question

And yet, I still get the error thrown at me. I need a way to either make an exception and block the error, or how to Save/Load 2D arrays in PlayerPrefsX.

Is this possible?

When saving a 2D array, could you save it as a 1D array, and save another array of ints, with each int being the length of the line in the 2D array? When loading the array as a 1D array, use your array of ints to break it up into the pieces you need.

For a 3D array... I don't know.

Interesting... Well I could just as easily use the same strategy for the 3D. Last question, and you've been great thank you very much:

Can I save a variable directly as opposed to referencing a key in an array?

I would like to go

PlayerPresX.SetInt((PlayerPrefsX.GetIntArray("$$anonymous$$yArray")[2]),3);

That would find the index of the Array I loaded and save that variable. Sadly I get errors thrown at me when I try this as well. Is there another way?

Thanks- YA

No, that's not possible, and it's not really what PlayerPrefs are designed for. The only goal of PlayerPrefs is to be able to save and load from your computer's memory. The better practice would be to load your array once and save your array to an in-game variable, and then get your information from that.

I understand that. The above code is actually then saved into a variable.

$$anonymous$$y goal here is simply this: I have one set of variables. For instance: Name, $$anonymous$$oney, and, say, Level.

In my game there are 3 save slots. So I would have 3 arrays with 3 values each, representing the value assigned to each slot. So ins$$anonymous$$d of going

If Slot number == 1{ Name = Slot1Name } if SlotNumber == 2{ Name = Slot2Name } if SlotNumber == 3{ Name = slot3Name }

Ins$$anonymous$$d I can go:

Name = Names[Slot];

And yes that was all psuedo-code ;)

But what if I need to make 3 different arrays for each save slot? Then what do I do? This problem is perplexing for me and I cannot find a good solution to it. :/