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The0x539 wrote:1) make a dummy API that just returns an empty table, load it shared (as API.load does by default if memory serves), and use it as a table
or
2) use global variables, in a responsible fashion

The0x539 wrote:1) make a dummy API that just returns an empty table, load it shared (as API.load does by default if memory serves), and use it as a table
or
2) use global variables, in a responsible fashion

if levelData:get("introDone") == nil then
	levelData:set("introDone", 0)
	levelData:save()
end

fern wrote:

The0x539 wrote:1) make a dummy API that just returns an empty table, load it shared (as API.load does by default if memory serves), and use it as a table
or
2) use global variables, in a responsible fashion

Hey, I have two questions about the data class:
1. Where is this data stored? Is it inside the actual save files?
I ask this because sometimes, it seems like data stays in the slot even after I delete the save file, and it creates problems when testing.

2. When setting new values should they be set before your code, or inside onStart()? Where should I write this?

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if levelData:get("introDone") == nil then
	levelData:set("introDone", 0)
	levelData:save()
end

EDIT: The data is now permanently there after deleting my saves. How do I get rid of it?

The0x539 wrote:

fern wrote:

The0x539 wrote:1) make a dummy API that just returns an empty table, load it shared (as API.load does by default if memory serves), and use it as a table
or
2) use global variables, in a responsible fashion

Hey, I have two questions about the data class:
1. Where is this data stored? Is it inside the actual save files?
I ask this because sometimes, it seems like data stays in the slot even after I delete the save file, and it creates problems when testing.

2. When setting new values should they be set before your code, or inside onStart()? Where should I write this?

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if levelData:get("introDone") == nil then
	levelData:set("introDone", 0)
	levelData:save()
end

EDIT: The data is now permanently there after deleting my saves. How do I get rid of it?

yeah Data class stuff is stored in a file, it should be in the same place as the .sav but a separate file. not to mention global and level data. Are you sure this is what you want?