Installation Guide

To protect development cycles and ensure full developer licensing, Save System Pro is distributed exclusively via the Unity Asset Store. Do not clone raw files from third-party public git registries.

🛠️ Step 1: Add to Your Assets

  1. Open the Unity Asset Store in your browser.
  2. Complete your purchase of Ultimate Save System Pro – Encrypted JSON, Save Slots & Cloud Ready.
  3. Click Add to My Assets to link the license to your Unity Developer Account.

📥 Step 2: Download & Import in Unity

  1. In the Unity Editor, open the Package Manager (Window > Package Manager).
  2. Switch the top-left dropdown filter to My Assets.
  3. Locate Save System Pro in your list of assets.
  4. Click Download in the bottom-right corner.
  5. Once downloaded, click Import.
  6. Keep all files, directories, and assets checked in the import dialog, and click Import to merge the folder into your project’s Assets/SaveSystemPro directory.

🏗️ Step 3: Welcome and Auto-Configuration

Once imported, a custom Unity compiler script will automatically run to verify your environment and instantiate a secure configuration database:

  1. The Ultimate Save System Pro Welcome & Setup window will automatically launch on screen.
  2. In the background, the setup scripts will automatically instantiate a SaveSystemProConfig.asset configuration database in Assets/SaveSystemPro/Resources/ to store your encryption keys and slot settings.
  3. Click Open Control Panel in the welcome window to customize slots and security, or click Generate Pro Demo Scene to programmatically build an interactive playground in your editor.

📦 Assembly Definitions (ASMDEF)

Save System Pro incorporates clean physical assembly separations using Unity’s modern compilation system:

  • SaveSystemPro.Runtime.asmdef: Contains the core serializer, Key-Value database backend, and runtime Auto-Save scripts. Compiles into a separate runtime library.
  • SaveSystemPro.Editor.asmdef: Houses custom Inspector windows, the Slot Manager, the Pro Control Panel, and welcome panels. Configured strictly for the Editor build compilation phase.

Reference Configuration:

If your game codebase compiles under a custom assembly definition (e.g. Game.asmdef), you must add a reference to SaveSystemPro.Runtime within your asmdef inspector panel.

Important: Never add a reference to SaveSystemPro.Editor in your runtime assembly. Doing so will cause severe errors during standalone executable builds (Windows/Mac/Linux/WebGL/Console) as Editor namespaces are not compiled in final builds.

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