Lite Auto-Save Component

Writing scripts to track coordinates and rotation values on every moving item in a level can be tedious. Save System Lite provides a zero-code solution for automated state saving: SaveSystemLiteAutoSave.

🤖 What does it track?

This lightweight drag-and-drop component integrates with the Key-Value database backend. It automatically tracks:

GameObject Position (Vector3)
GameObject Rotation (Quaternion)

⚙️ Drag-and-Drop Setup

To automate any object’s transform:

Select the GameObject in your Unity hierarchy (e.g., player, moving platform, checkpoint chest).
Click Add Component in the Inspector.
Search for SaveSystemLiteAutoSave and select it.
Set a unique, descriptive Save Key (e.g., chest_gold_room_0).

Important: Every Auto-Save component in your scene must have a completely unique key. If two objects share a key, their save data will override each other, causing visual glitches.

🔄 Automatic Lifecycle Management

The script takes advantage of Unity lifecycle triggers to save and load data automatically without your intervention:

Start() / Awake: The script automatically queries the active slot database, checks for matching position and rotation keys, and snaps the object back to its saved coordinates.
OnDisable(): Saves the object coordinates instantly when the object is deactivated, hidden, or transitioning.
OnApplicationQuit(): Restores and writes the final transform state immediately before the game client terminates, protecting against data loss.

🔬 Custom Inspector Options

In the Unity inspector, you can disable specific tracking parameters to fit your gameplay logic:

Save Position: Toggle on/off to enable/disable coordinate tracking.
Save Rotation: Toggle on/off to enable/disable rotation angles.

For example, a moving platform only needs its Save Position checked, whereas an interactive spinning camera anchor might only need its Save Rotation tracked.