I just need to store a value between rounds , then I can use it in next round. But I cannot find a proper way to do that ?
How can I store a integer ?
Or do we get the current round index? I didnt find anything.
Thanks!
Hi, you can take a look into Persistence for saving values during rounds.
You can look to create a separate Class script in verse that your players can map to or just create a persistable class to store any global values/variables you wish to store over the game.
To track rounds, personally I would use a combination of checks and a Tracker device set to a team / individual to track “Rounds completed”
Hook the tracker device up to your creative verse script and then grab the Tracker value with TrackerDeviceName.GetValue(x) with X being team index/agent to insert into it to attach to the tracker and grab the value relating to them. (If its a Team vs Team round based game, either team index will have the same round completed value as far as I am aware, as I have something similar in something I am making).
Assign the tracker GetValue result to a RoundIndex variable for use elsewhere.
I would then personally set up a function to basically reset any values you want to reset in the persistable table at the beginning of the game (because otherwise they will save from previous game once published which may not be desirable).
There’s quite a lot of material on persistence online, but a great vid is by the map academy. However, it doesn’t go into clearing/resetting the value, but I’m sure you might find something online that has material on that. Essentially, you would just set the UpdatePlayerStat function created in the video to update everything to 0 (or whatever default value you want) upon reading that the RoundIndex = 0 (it is 0 in the Tracker when its the beginning of the first round as the Round hasn’t completed yet, so round 2 would have an index of 1 etc etc).
Hope this helps, I can share some code if need be as well, but its more catered to what I require so not sure how helpful it would be. Map academy vid here:
Another way that I have done before is completely ignore the round system and make your own round resetting logic like resetting loot, respawning players, having a break in between, etc. That way you don’t have to mess with persistence and can store your data locally with a class RoundData that you can put in an array, using the index to know which round the data is from.
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