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# CoherenceSyncConfigRegistry Save Modes

The `CoherenceSyncConfigRegistry` is a ScriptableObject that will hold a list of references to your existing `CoherenceSyncConfig` objects.

`CoherenceSyncConfig` is a separate ScriptableObject that holds the configuration for each of your networked objects.

Since the Registry needs to keep a list of references, in **coherence** we offer three different ways you can handle your `CoherenceSyncConfigRegistry` asset:

* *Sub Assets*: The `CoherenceSyncConfig` assets will be saved as sub-assets of the `CoherenceSyncConfigRegistry` asset. 

{% hint style="info" %}
This option generates the least amount of assets on the disk but it is **highly susceptible** to version control conflicts.
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* *Standalone Assets*: The `CoherenceSyncConfig` assets will be saved separately in the *Assets/coherence/baked* folder, the `CoherenceSyncConfigRegistry` will simply keep a list of references to them.

{% hint style="info" %}
This options creates more assets on the disk but it is less susceptible to version control conflicts.
{% endhint %}

* *Dynamic Standalone Assets*: The `CoherenceSyncConfig` assets will be saved separately in the *Assets/coherence/baked* folder. The `CoherenceSyncConfigRegistry` will not be saved to disk but it will be generated on-demand in memory. 

{% hint style="info" %}
This option is **recommended for large development teams**, to avoid version control conflicts.
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