Answer by Eric5h5
Use DontDestroyOnLoad in the script for the object that contains the variables you want to retain from one scene to another. Also see here about creating singletons.
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PlayerPrefs Class is also very helpful if you want to save any of those variables for use in multiple game sessions.Full details are here:...
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You can create an object in first scene, attach a sript to it and sen value of variable in this script. For example if you want to send user login script attachet to game object that will survife after...
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//first script using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class First : MonoBehaviour { public int test=false; } //second script using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class...
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Use DontDestroyOnLoad in the script for the object that contains the variables you want to retain from one scene to another. Also see here about creating singletons.
View ArticleAnswer by TinyUtopia
PlayerPrefs Class is also very helpful if you want to save any of those variables for use in multiple game sessions.Full details are here:...
View ArticleAnswer by marinl
You can create an object in first scene, attach a sript to it and sen value of variable in this script. For example if you want to send user login script attachet to game object that will survife after...
View ArticleAnswer by blenderblender
//first script using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class First : MonoBehaviour { public int test=false; } //second script using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class...
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