How can you read and store the data from a scriptable object into Inventory in Unity?

Follow the steps bellow :
1. Create a scriptable object to store your inventory items. To create a scriptable object to store your inventory items in Unity:
- First Create a new class for your scriptable object and make it inherit from the ScriptableObject class.

- Then Add [CreateAssetMenu] attribute to the class to create an asset menu item in the Unity Editor.

- And Add the data fields that you want to store in the scriptable object, such as item name, quantity, description, etc.

- Finally Use the AssetDatabase.CreateAsset method in a custom Editor script to create an instance of the scriptableobject asset.

2. Create an inventory script to store the items in the scriptable object.

3. In the Start() method of the inventory script, load the scriptable object data into the

4. Use a foreach loop to iterate through the items in the scriptable object, and add each item to the inventory.

5. Save the inventory data to disk when the application quits, and load it back in when the application starts.

• An Example of code:

// Inventory scriptable object class

[System.Serializable]

public class InventoryItem {

  public string name;

  public int quantity;

}

// ScriptableObject class to store the inventory

[CreateAssetMenu(fileName = "Inventory", menuName = "Inventory/InventoryData")]

public class InventoryData : ScriptableObject {

  public List<InventoryItem> items;

}

// Inventory class

public class Inventory : MonoBehaviour {

  public InventoryData inventoryData;

  private List<InventoryItem> items;

  private void Start() {

    items = new List<InventoryItem>(inventoryData.items);

  }

  private void OnApplicationQuit() {

    inventoryData.items = items;

  }

}