fixed camera controls

resources/save_game/save_game.gd

@@ -1,10 +1,12 @@
 class_name SavedGame
 extends Resource
-# This resource collects all data to save, from the player and other nodes
+# This is the main SaveGame that collects all data to save
+# It saves all player data and other nodes in the world, quest progress, etc.
 
 # Player info to save
 @export var player_money : int = 0
 @export var party: Array[MonsterData] = []
+@export var monster_storage: Array[MonsterData] = []
 
 # Environment info to save (daytime, current world, weather)
 @export var world : String = ""

resources/save_game/save_manager.gd

@@ -65,5 +65,8 @@ func load_game() -> void:
 		if restored_node.has_method("on_load_game"):
 			restored_node.on_load_game(node)
 
+# This checks if there is a savegame file in the users folder.
+# We use FileAccess here to ensure that also works on Android.
+# TODO: Research again, why this is needed
 func save_exists() -> bool:
 	return FileAccess.file_exists("user://savegame.tres")

resources/save_game/saved_data.gd

@@ -1,7 +1,12 @@
 class_name SavedData
 extends Resource
-# Main class that can save a node's information
-# Every node's save data extends from this class
+
+# Class that can save a single node's information
+# Every node's save data can either use this SavedData class directly
+# or extend from it and add node-specific values
+# See "Saving and loading games with Godot" by Godotneers for details:
+# https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43BZsLZheA4&t=2234s
+# https://github.com/godotneers/saving-loading-video/blob/main/godotneers-ensuring-saved-game-compatibility.pdf
 
 # Position of the node to save
 @export var position: Vector3 = Vector3.ZERO