02. Quick Start ( No-Code )

Make Your First Saveable Object (2 Minutes)

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1. Add Components

Select any GameObject (like your Player, for example) and add:

1. GlobalID component → Gives it a unique identity

2. Saveable component → Handles saving & loading

TIP: If you simply add Saveable component, GlobalID will be automatically added, as Saveable depends on it.

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2 Select Fields to Save

In the Saveable inspector:

• Find the component you want to access the fields to save.

• Check boxes next to values you want to save (health, position, rotation... anything you need)

• Choose Scope:

  • Scene: Data unique to this scene (enemy positions, door states)

  • Global: Data that crosses scenes (player stats, inventory)

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3. Save & Load

• The easiest way to test saving and loading:

1. Create a new GameObject.

2. Attach the SaveLoadShortcuts component.

Now you can:

• Press S → Save your game.

• Press L → Load your game.

Or, if you prefer buttons in your UI, hook Save() and Load() methods to them.

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Pro Tip: You can also call saving/loading directly from code if you prefer full control:

SaveManager.SaveAll(); // Save everything
await SaveManager.LoadAll(); // Load everything

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4. Test in Editor

You can also just use the Scene View Panel from OmniSave to Save & Load your games in the Editor!

Use the Scene View Panel (bottom-right in Scene view):

• Click Save to save the current state

• Click Load to restore it

• Change slot numbers to test multiple save files