How do I correctly use local storage or there is something better?

I'm writing you guys to check with someone more expert if there is a correct way to use local storage or if is better to use something different.

My game is a click/tap game divide in 2 layout (entrancetitle one, game one)with at least 30 global variable to store. I tried to arrange single event for every single global variable, but they are not loading at start of the game it takes at least 3/4 minutes to get the value and the game is already started.

So first start of layout I'm doing this

Than this

then on start of the second layout this

For every single global variable

After than this shuold be this image

Don't do this. Use a Dictionary as CGamez and the Local Storage manual itself suggests.

so first of all thanks for the answer, I tried to use the dictionary as suggested and I did like image

then everytime that my global variable change I setup once again the dictionaryvalue

but thay not stored when i close and reopen the game. what i'm doing wrong?

Generally you'd make a save function, when the game closes, or a level completes, copy all of your variables into the dictionary, and save the dictionary. Then on startup, you load the dictionary and copy the values back out.

There are other ways, but this is the simplest and safest.

Now i have a question. when i have lots of variable in my project then i do save them in array. So do i need to save them into dictionary, or Array is a good alternative to save variables?

luckyrawatlucky They are both good. Dictionary may be more convenient and user-friendly because you can give descriptive names to the keys.

> but thay not stored when i close and reopen the game. what i'm doing wrong?

The dictionary will not keep your data between sessions, you still need to save it to Local Storage! It just helps to save lots of values at once, because you don't need a gazillion of events. Take a look at that demo I posted.

Also, why all your keys have "?" at the end?

Ok I will try like you said.

The "?" At the end is just something for me to not get confused with global variable name