An easy-to-use mechanism for managing your game settings (PlayerPrefs) within your Unity app. The LightBuzz.Settings framework is exposing a generic C# API that allows you to store a lot of different value types.

DateTime date = Settings.Get<DateTime>("date_time_key");

The following data types are currently supported:

• bool
• int
• short
• long
• float
• double
• string
• DateTime
• Guid

The LightBuzz.Settings framework supports all of the Unity platforms:

• Android
• iOS
• Standalone (Windows & Mac OS X)
• Universal Windows Platform (UWP)
• HoloLens

Simply import the latest Unity Package or the LightBuzz.Settings.dll file in your Assets folder.

Upon importing the assembly to your project, include its namespace in your C# file:

using LightBuzz.Settings;

Then, initialize the Settings module from Unity's main thread:

private void Start()
{
   Settings.Initialize();
}

Settings.Set<string>("name", "Vangos Pterneas");
Settings.Set<bool>("nice_guy", true);
Settings.Set<double>("height", 1.670);
Settings.Set<DateTime>("birthday", new DateTime(1988, 05, 20));

string name = Settings.Get<string>("name");
bool niceGuy = Settings.Get<bool>("nice_guy");
double height = Settings.Get<double>("height");
DateTime birthday = Settings.Get<DateTime>("birthday");

Settings.Remove("name");
Settings.Remove("nice_guy");
Settings.Remove("height");
Settings.Remove("birthday");

• Vangos Pterneas from LightBuzz

You are free to use these libraries in personal and commercial projects by attributing the original creator of the project. View full License.