public class UserSettings
	{
		public string UserName;

		public int UserAge;

		public List<string> Friends = new List<string>();
		
		public UserSettings() //Needs to have a parameterless Constructor
		{
			
		}
	}

		UserSettings deserialized = Export_Import.Deserialize<UserSettings >(exported); // create an object instance of type UserSettings back from our serialized string

	public class UserSettings
	{
		public string UserName;

		public int UserAge;

		public Vector3 SomePosition; // Requires Special instructions since Vector3 contains cyclical references see  Advanced Saving Objects example
		
		public UserSettings() //Needs to have a parameterless Constructor
		{
			
		}
	}

	public class Vector3_Serializer : ICustomSerializer
	{
		public void Serialize(object objecttoserialize, BindingFlags flags, int Rekursion, Export_Import.SerializationData sData)
		{
			Vector3 v = ((Vector3)objecttoserialize);                    // we need to cast our object to the desired type
			sData.mExportString.Append(v.x+","+v.y+","+v.z);    //sData.mExportString is the export string add to it by using the Append method
		}

		public object Deserialize(Type objectType, string source, int Rekursion, Export_Import.SerializationData sData) //Implement deserialization method
		{
			var result = source.Split(',');                
			return new Vector3(float.Parse(result[0]),float.Parse(result[1]) ,float.Parse(result[2]));
		}
	}

		Dictionary<Type,ICustomSerializer> CustomSerializerInstructions = new Dictionary<Type, ICustomSerializer>(); //Create a dictionary with custom instructions
		CustomSerializerInstructions.Add(typeof(Vector3), new Vector3_Serializer()); //Add our custom instructions to the dictionary targeted at Vector3 (typeof(Vector3))

		UserSettings deserialized = Export_Import.Deserialize<UserSettings >(exported, CustomSerializerInstructions); 
                // create an object instance of type UserSettings back from our serialized string using Custom Instructions on how to deserialize the type Vector3