text: Mad Level Manager gives you great control over saving & loading your game with ability to create multiple player profiles. These options are available using MadLevelProfile class.
  Saving and loading is done constantly when something changes using the API. Think about saves as of book of memories. Each time something new happens you write a memo into this book. You can write into it constantly so that a player can go back to the place he left the game.
  All saving and loading is based on properties. Properties are key-value pairs that you can set for each level or profile-scoped. For example profile-scoped will be a player name, but probably for each level you’ll want to set the highest score achieved. Properties can be saved with these types:
  - boolean
  - integer
  - float
  - string
  Each of these types has appropriate getrers and setters defined in MadLevelProfile class.
  Browsing profile data
  All profile data can be browsed using the Profile Browser. You can open it from the main menu: Tools → Mad Level Manager → Profile Browser.
  Relation with icons
  Save & Load system is strongly integrated with level select screens*. Each level has properties such as locked and completed or may contain something custom like collected stars. You can set these properties easily and the saved state will be automatically loaded and displayed on level select screen.
  Normally you can store any number of properties for your levels, but decide that only few of them will have representation on level select screen. You can define these properties for your icon prefab and in result it will look similar to this:
  Remember that all of these properties are boolean type, and you should use MadProfile.SetLevelBoolean() method to change them. For instance if I want to gain first star for my Level 1 I must write something like this:
  MadLevelProfile.SetLevelBoolean("Level 1", "star_1", true);
  Or if you are in Level 1 already you can:
  MadLevelProfile.SetLevelBoolean(MadLevel.currentLevelName, "star_1", true);
  Common Workflow
  MadProfile class is defined in
  MadLevelManager namespace, so don’t forget to put this at the top of your C# file:
  using MadLevelManager;
  Profiles
  By default there is a profile called default, so if you don’t need to create more profiles this one will work fully transparent.
  Creating a New Profile
  MadLevelProfile.RegisterProfile("MyProfileName");
  Removing existing profile
  Will also remove all progress information.
  MadLevelProfile.UnregisterProfile("MyProfileName");
  Getting/setting current profile
  MadLevelProfile.profile = "MyProfileName"; Debug.Log("Current profile is " + MadLevelProfile.profile);
  Listing existing profiles
  Debug.Log("Existing profiles: " + MadLevelProfile.profileList);
  Properties
  Acquiring a current level star
  (Only if level icon has a star_1 property)
  MadLevelProfile.SetLevelBoolean(MadLevel.currentLevelName, "star_1", true);
  Completing current level
  MadLevelProfile.SetCompleted(MadLevel.currentLevelName, true);
  Unlocking selected level
  MadLevelProfile.SetLocked("Level name to unlock", false);
  Getting/setting custom level property
  MadLevelProfile.SetLevelInteger(MadLevel.currentLevelName, "top score", 9999); int topScore = MadLevelProfile.GetLevelInteger(MadLevel.currentLevelName, "top score");
  Getting/setting custom profile-scoped property
  MadLevelProfile.SetProfileString("player name", "Suzane"); string playerName = MadLevelProfile.GetProfileString("player name");
  More info
  You probably will be interested in full MadLevelProfile API reference.