Backups

You can create a backup using ES3.CreateBackup, and restore it using ES3.RestoreBackup.

Creating a backup will overwriting any existing backup. Restoring a backup will overwrite the original file.

Creating a backup

// Save some data and then make a backup.
ES3.Save("myKey", 123, "myFile.es3");
ES3.CreateBackup("myFile.es3");

// Save some data and then make a backup.

ES3.Save("myKey", 123, "myFile.es3");

ES3.CreateBackup("myFile.es3");

Restoring a backup

 try
 {
     myInt = ES3.Load<int>("myInt", "myFile.es3");
 }
 catch
 {
     if(ES3.RestoreBackup("myFile.es3"))
         Debug.Log("Backup restored.");
     else
         Debug.Log("Backup could not be restored as no backup exists.");
 }

try

{

myInt = ES3.Load<int>("myInt", "myFile.es3");

}

catch

{

if(ES3.RestoreBackup("myFile.es3"))

Debug.Log("Backup restored.");

else

Debug.Log("Backup could not be restored as no backup exists.");

}