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# Previous Scene Persistency

1. To enable **Previous Scene Persistency**, go to the **Serialization Asset** located in the **Scriptables** folder.

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2. Make sure the **Previous Scene Persistency** toggle is enabled within the Serialization Asset.

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You can customize how the save will appear in the saves folder by modifying the settings within the **Serialization Asset**.
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3. To load the next level and save the current level data for previous scene persistency, add the **Level Interact** component to the object (such as a door).

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Change the **Level Load Type** to specify how you want to load the next level and which data you want to transfer and load.
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Enabling the **Custom Transform** allows you to specify a custom player position that will be saved. This is useful when you want to return to a specific location, such as the position of the door you came from.
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