Installation Guide

To ensure proper licensing, support, and access to automatic updates, Save System Lite must be acquired officially via the Unity Asset Store. Do not import raw files from unauthorized third-party git registries.

🛠️ Step 1: Add to Your Assets

  1. Open the Unity Asset Store in your web browser.
  2. Search for Save System Lite - DecNet Games (or click your purchase link).
  3. Click Add to My Assets.

📥 Step 2: Download & Import in Unity

  1. In the Unity Editor, open the Package Manager (Window > Package Manager).
  2. Change the package filter dropdown in the top-left to My Assets.
  3. Locate Save System Lite in your list of assets.
  4. Click Download in the bottom-right corner.
  5. Once downloaded, click Import.
  6. In the Import Unity Package window, keep all files checked and click Import to merge the folder into your Assets/SaveSystemLite directory.

🏗️ Step 3: Welcome & Verification

Once the import completes, Save System Lite will automatically compile and run a startup script to verify everything is integrated:

  1. In Unity, go to the top menu and select Tools > Save System Lite > Welcome & Setup.
  2. A beautiful, dark-blue welcome panel will appear, greeting you.
  3. Click the Open Lite Control Panel button to launch your management dashboard.
  4. Click Generate Lite Interactive Demo Scene to instantly create a playable testing ground. Press play to test and verify the compilation.

📦 Assembly Definitions (ASMDEF)

Save System Lite ships with built-in assembly definitions to accelerate compilation and decouple editor-specific code from runtime code:

  • SaveSystemLite.asmdef contains the runtime save code.
  • SaveSystemLite.Editor.asmdef contains the inspector, Welcome Windows, and demo generator classes.

If your game scripts use a custom assembly definition, make sure to add a reference to SaveSystemLite in your .asmdef inspector to enable compilation!

Warning: Do not modify files in the Assets/SaveSystemLite/Editor folder with custom runtime scripts. Keeping them separated prevents compiler crashes during production standalone game builds.

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