Settings

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The settings framework is how a project declares its player-facing options — graphics, audio, display, accessibility, controls — and gets them applied, persisted and restored without writing that plumbing itself.

The model in one line: a profile asset declares options; each option carries a widget type and an apply target; the manager merges profiles into a live value map, persists it, and pushes values through their apply targets.

.optionsprofile ──┐
.optionsprofile ──┼──▶ Options Manager ──▶ apply target (console var / window / audio / gamma / flag)
.optionspreset ──┘ │
 ├──▶ SettingsRegistry
 └──▶ user registry file

For usage guides and setup examples, see The Basics: GS_Core.

Settings

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Settings are the options a player changes — volume, graphics quality, resolution, accessibility choices. GS_Play lets you declare them as data and handles the rest: applying each one to the engine, saving them, and restoring them next launch.

You do not write loading code, saving code, or apply code. You author what the options are and what each one drives.

For architecture details and the full API, see the Framework API reference.

Settings on GS_Play Gameplay Framework

Settings

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