The Painterly Terrain Texture collection is the perfect way to give your terrains and models classical, beautiful, deep and rich hand-illustrated charm. Perfect for an RPG, JRPG, platformer, third person action adventure game, stylized FPS or any cartoon environment which uses terrains or terrain-like geometry. DonвЂ™t settle for the plain textures included in UnityвЂ™s sample assets and terrain assets, make your game stand out with Painterly Terrain Textures!. To save and load player-held weapons and ammo, import the Realistic FPS Prefab Support package and set it up using these steps: Realistic FPS Prefab Support. This will keep track of what weapons the player is holding, the amount of ammo in the magazines, and the amount of ammo in reserve.ДЇor more advanced inventory and item management, the Dialogue System has support for S-Inventory and a special support package that allows RFPS and S-Inventory to work together. However, in either case, keeping track of items that have been dropped into the scene will require some scripting. You'll need to write a script that maintains a list of objects that have been newly instantiated in the scene. When the player drops an item into the scene, add it to the list. When the player picks up an item, remove it from the list. You'll probably want to keep track of the type of item, its world position, and (if it's a weapon or clip) how much ammo it contains. Then add two methods to this script: OnRecordPersistentData() and OnApplyPersistentData(). This will turn the script into a Persistent Data Component.

In OnRecordPersistentData(), record the list into the Dialogue System's Lua environment. One way to do this is to use Unity's JsonUtility class to convert your list into a string. Then use DialogueLua.SetVariable() to record the string into the Lua environment.

Since the Lua environment is included in saved game data, this will save your list.

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