# Player Settings

`PlayerSettings` is essentially a [SaveState](/esave/esave-pro/scripting/save-states.md) that is meant to save data that should be persistent across all save states, such as a player's preferred game settings.

You can manage data in `PlayerSettings` the [same way as you can with save states](/esave/esave-pro/scripting/saving-and-loading.md). The difference is that you don't need to call `ESave.Save` on it to confirm the changes, which means that the changes made are confirmed automatically.

## Creating Player Settings

Player settings is automatically created upon [initializing](/esave/esave-pro/scripting/initialization.md) ESave for the first time.

## Getting Player Settings

You can get the player's settings with the `ESave.GetPlayerSettings` method.

```csharp
PlayerSettings myPlayerSettings = ESave.GetPlayerSettings();
```

## Managing Data

Data inside `PlayerSettings` can be managed the same way as `SaveState`'s. See [Saving & Loading](/esave/esave-pro/scripting/saving-and-loading.md). Remember, you **don't** need to call `ESave.Save` to confirm the changes.


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