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GameState.GetLastScenePosition(Application.loadedLevelName);
if (lastPosition != Vector3.zero)
{
transform.position = lastPosition;
}
}
The previous code simply looks for a last position for the current scene, and if there is
one, it moves the player to it.
Similarly, when closing the scene, we just need to store the last position. To do this, we
add an
OnDestroy
method as follows and save the player's current position:
void OnDestroy()
{
GameState.SetLastScenePosition(
Application.loadedLevelName, transform.position);
}
Finally, we need our
NavigationManager
script to reset the new flag when the player
finally returns home. So update the
NavigationManager
script's
NavigateTo
method with the following code:
public static void NavigateTo(string destination)
{
if (destination == "Home")
{
GameState.playerReturningHome = false;
}
FadeInOutManager.FadeToLevel(destination);
}
Now when the
NavigationManager
script detects that the destination is the Home
scene, it will update the flag to
false
in the
GameState
class.
