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#Variables
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| **Note** |
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| For versions 2019/2020 LTS, download the visual scripting solution from the [Unity Asset Store](https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/visual-bolt-163802). |
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[Variables](vs-variables-reference.md) are containers. Each variable has a name, a type, and a value. There are six types of variables in visual scripting:
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|Variable type|Description|
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|Flow Variables|Flow variables are the equivalent to local variables.|
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|Graph Variables|Graph variables are local to an instance of a script graph. They have the smallest scope and cannot be accessed or modified outside their graph.|
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|Object Variables|Object variables belong to a game object. They are shared across all graphs on that game object.|
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|Scene Variables|Scene variables are shared across the current scene.|
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|Application Variables|Application variables persist even when the scene changes. They are reset once the application quits.|
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|Saved Variables|Saved variables persist even after the application quits. They can be used as a simple but powerful save system. They are saved in Unity's [player prefs](https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/PlayerPrefs.html), which means they don't refer to Unity objects like game objects and components.|
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###Values in saved and initial variables
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Under the Saved tab, there are two sub-tabs: Initial and Saved.
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- In the initial tab, define values that are automatically created for new games.
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- In the saved tab, the state of saved variables for the current computer is displayed. Edit these manually or delete them all to start over.
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###Setting values in dynamic variables
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Setting the value of a variable that doesn't exist automatically creates it. For example, the following graph creates a new saved integer variable named gold with a value of 250, even though it has not been previously defined.
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Variables can be declared during edit mode or created during play mode.
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###Variable's Visibility
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All object variables in visual scripting are public and can be accessed by other objects.
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