namespace UnityEngine.UI.Extensions.Examples { public class TestScript : MonoBehaviour { public string testString = "Hello"; public GameObject someGameObject; public string someGameObject_id; public TestClass testClass = new TestClass(); public TestClass[] testClassArray = new TestClass[2]; [DontSaveField] public Transform TransformThatWontBeSaved;//The [DontSaveField] attribute we wrote ourselves prevents the field from being included in the packed component data public void OnSerialize() { //This is an example of a OnSerialize method, called before a gameobject is packed into serializable form. //In this case, the GameObject variable "someGameObject" and those in the testClass and testclass Array instances of TestClass should be reconstructed after loading. //Since GameObject (and Transform) references assigned during runtime can't be serialized directly, //we keep a seperate string variable for each GO variable that holds the ID of the GO instead. //This allows us to just save the ID instead. //This example is one way of dealing with GameObject (and Transform) references. If a lot of those occur in your project, //it might be more efficient to go directly into the static SaveLoad.PackComponent method. and doing it there. if (someGameObject != null && someGameObject.GetComponent()) { someGameObject_id = someGameObject.GetComponent().id; } else { someGameObject_id = null; } if (testClassArray != null) { foreach (TestClass testClass_cur in testClassArray) { if (testClass_cur.go != null && testClass_cur.go.GetComponent()) { testClass_cur.go_id = testClass_cur.go.GetComponent().id; } else { testClass_cur.go_id = null; } } } } public void OnDeserialize() { //Since we saved the ID of the GameObject references, we can now use those to recreate the references. //We just iterate through all the ObjectIdentifier component occurences in the scene, compare their id value to our saved and loaded someGameObject id (etc.) value, //and assign the component's GameObject if it matches. //Note that the "break" command is important, both because it elimitates unneccessary iterations, //and because continuing after having found a match might for some reason find another, wrong match that makes a null reference. ObjectIdentifier[] objectsIdentifiers = FindObjectsOfType(typeof(ObjectIdentifier)) as ObjectIdentifier[]; if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(someGameObject_id) == false) { foreach (ObjectIdentifier objectIdentifier in objectsIdentifiers) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(objectIdentifier.id) == false) { if (objectIdentifier.id == someGameObject_id) { someGameObject = objectIdentifier.gameObject; break; } } } } if (testClassArray != null) { foreach (TestClass testClass_cur in testClassArray) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(testClass_cur.go_id) == false) { foreach (ObjectIdentifier objectIdentifier in objectsIdentifiers) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(objectIdentifier.id) == false) { if (objectIdentifier.id == testClass_cur.go_id) { testClass_cur.go = objectIdentifier.gameObject; break; } } } } } } } } }