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All In One Save Kit

Save your players' progress, the objects in your world and your game's settings, and bring them back. Make objects remember their state in five minutes, without code, with saves that recover by themselves from a crash or a damaged file.

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Unity 2022.3+
Built-in, URP & HDRP
No code needed
Full C# source

The kit's Load Game menu: an autosave, two slots with pictures, dates and playtime, and a save marked Damaged — The finished load menu in the World demo: autosave, slots, and a damaged save the kit caught.

How it works

A working save in three steps

Check the setup

The Start window checks what a first save needs and fixes each item with one click.
Pick what remembers

Add a Saveable to a door, a chest or a pickup and tick what it keeps: position, on or off, destroyed, physics, or any field of your scripts.
Press Play

F5 saves, F9 loads. A note in the Game view says what was saved, what came back and, if anything was skipped, why.

Features

Saving that works on day one and keeps working after release

World objects, no code

Saveable component

Tick what to keep: position, active state, destroyed state, physics and any serialized field.
Spawned objects come back: objects created during play are re-created on load, with pool support.
Links survive: references between saved objects and to registered assets are restored.
Several scenes, additive scenes and objects that persist between scenes.

Values from scripts

SaveKit.Data.Set("gold", gold)
SaveKit.Data.Get("gold", 0)
Numbers, text, vectors, colours, lists, dictionaries and your own classes
Blocking, async or callback calls

Saves that survive

Each save is written to a temporary file, checked, then swapped in
Rotating backups of every slot
A damaged save loads from its newest good copy by itself
A full disk leaves existing saves untouched

Slots and autosaves

10 slots by default, 1 to 99
Autosaves on quit, on a timer or on scene change
Optional quicksave and a separate settings file
Readable JSON, optional compression and encryption

A finished save menu

Slot cards with a picture, date, playtime and summary
Autosave and damaged badges, confirmations
Mouse, keyboard, gamepad and touch
Restyle with one theme asset, translate with one text asset

Updates keep saves loading

Each save records its version
One small migration method upgrades old saves as they load
Saves from a newer version are left untouched

See what was saved

Editor tools

Save Inspector: any save as a searchable tree, with its status and backups, and what a save would write while the game runs.
Diagnostics: finds what would stop saves working and fixes most problems with one click.
Help and support: copy your system info or a ready-to-paste bug report, straight from the editor.

Included demo scenes

Try it before you add it to your game

Four demo scenes show saving a world, the save menu, recovery from damaged saves and keeping old saves loading after an update.

The World demo: a courtyard with crates, gems, trees and a player, with a note saying the autosave was saved — The World demo, after an autosave

The Save Game menu with three filled slots and an empty fourth slot — The save menu, ready to restyle

The Recovery demo: buttons to damage a save or simulate a crash mid-save, and a list of the slot's files — Damage a save on purpose and watch the backup take over

Technical details

Built to be dependable

Unity	2022.3 LTS or newer (tested on 2022.3, 6000.3 and 6000.6)
Render pipelines	Built-in, URP and HDRP (the saving core has no rendering code)
Platforms	Windows 10 and 11, Mono and IL2CPP (tested)
Uses	Unity UI and TextMesh Pro, Unity's own packages, for the menu and the tools
Source	Full C#, no third-party code, no native plugins
Domain Reload off	Supported
Menu	`Tools > All In One Save Kit`

Good to know

Limits, stated up front

Windows is the only tested platform in 1.0.
Encryption stops casual save editing. It is not anti-cheat: the key ships inside the game.
Only fields Unity serializes can be ticked in the Inspector; anything else is saved from a script.

Status

The kit is in its final checks before submission to the Asset Store. Its documentation goes up here the day it launches.

Hear the day it launches

Join the Romano Assets Discord for launch news, or ask a question about the kit now.

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Support

Help with the Save Kit

Stuck, found a bug or have an idea? Pick whichever is easiest. Every message gets an answer.

Help

Support page

Every way to get help with Romano Assets tools, in one place.

Community

Discord

Ask questions, share what you build, hear about updates first.

Bugs

Report a bug

Open an issue on GitHub and follow it until it is fixed.

Email the developer

marklromano@outlook.com

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