GameDataManager — Loop Adventure Docs

Inspector Fields

Field	Type	Description
`startingInventory`	`InventoryPreset`	The default starting loadout applied when no save file exists for the player.
`saveOnDestroy`	`bool`	When disabled, the manager skips writing to disk on destroy. Useful for test scenes that should not overwrite save data.

Static Properties

Property	Type	Description
`DiscoveredEquipment`	`IReadOnlyList<Equipment>`	Read-only list of all equipment the player has unlocked across all runs. Backed by save data.

Static Methods

Method	Description
`SaveLevel(LevelData data)`	Updates the save record for the level referenced by `data`. Adds a new record if none exists yet.
`GetLevelData(LevelInfo level)` → `LevelData`	Returns the saved progress for the given level, or a default empty record if the level has never been played.
`SaveSoundSetting(string parameterName, float value)`	Persists an audio mixer parameter value by name so it survives between sessions.
`GetSoundSetting(string parameterName, float defaultValue = 0f)` → `float`	Returns the last saved value for an audio mixer parameter, or `defaultValue` if no value has been saved.
`GetAllSoundSettings()` → `IEnumerable<SoundParameter>`	Returns all saved audio mixer parameters. Used by the audio system to restore settings on startup.
`SaveNow()`	Forces an immediate write of the current game data to disk. Normally the manager saves automatically on level exit and on destroy.
`AddDiscoveredEquipment(Equipment equipment)`	Records a piece of equipment as discovered. Persisted to the save file and reflected in `DiscoveredEquipment`.

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GameDataManager listens to LevelManager.OnAnySuccessfulExit and saves automatically when the player exits a level. You rarely need to call SaveNow() directly — it is mainly useful when changing critical data outside a level context (for example, after unlocking equipment from the main menu).