Importing and Exporting UniStorm Profiles

Importing or Exporting a UniStorm Profile

UniStorm Profile Management allows users to import the settings from the currently applied UniStorm Profile. This will overwrite all of your UniStorm color values as well as the Sun and Moon Intensity curves. Users can create as many UniStorm Profiles as needed. These can be useful for testing multiple kinds of lighting, colors, and settings without having to manually apply them with each UniStorm System.

Importing a UniStorm Profile

Step 1

Go to the Settings tab within the UniStorm Editor. Here, you will see a slot to apply a UniStorm Profile object. A UniStorm Profile is a ScriptableObject that stores UniStorm’s color and light intensity variables. There are 3 included UniStorm Profiles with UniStorm; UniStorm Profile (Standard), UniStorm Profile (Darker Nights), and UniStorm Profile (Black Nights). Of course, custom UniStorm Profiles can be used as well. Assign the UniStorm Profile you would like to import to the UniStorm Profile slot.

Step 2

Press the “Import Profile” button to import the settings from the UniStorm Profile slot. This will import all settings from the UniStorm Profile in the UniStorm Profile slot. After the progress bar has finished, you will get a confirmation message that everything imported successfully. All the proper settings from the UniStorm Profile should now be applied to your UniStorm system. Note: This process cannot be undone so it is recommended that you have a backup UniStorm Profile of your original settings.

Exporting a UniStorm Profile

Step 1

Go to the Settings tab within the UniStorm Editor. Here, you will see a button called “Export Profile”. Press this button to export your current UniStorm settings to an asset file. This will open up a save menu for you to pick a location to save your UniStorm Profile. After pressing the “Save” button, your UniStorm settings will be saved to an asset file that UniStorm will see as a UniStorm Profile. You can use this UniStorm Profile to import settings to another UniStorm system, if desired.

Note: You can adjust your setting within the UniStorm Editor then export a UniStorm Profile during runtime.