Hello!
I have a script to save an inventory, and was thinking I would use this to save some settings, as a datastore. Do you think this would be efficient, or would creating a datastore for each setting be more efficient?
I wouldn’t save each setting, but keep all the settings in one place to have easier access to them. I use DataStore2 here. It combines keys for easier access and has data prevention loss if you would want to look into it. It also improves performance by caching data.
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I’ll probably stick with the normal one for now.
My datastore for inventories saves as a table, that’s why I thought I could save the settings like that.
I use DataStore2 for my inventories and not just updating values. It’s complicated and I won’t show my code out, but you can save the table to DataStore2 by just using :Get(). I won’t disclose my code for personal reasons, but I got the creator of DataStore2 to tell me that you can treat the values of DataStore just like a table. Good luck!
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