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Hi there,

Please could you create a new, very basic project with a simple scene which replicates your issue and private message it to me with instructions?

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, You would use GetProperty/SetProperty to do this. If you are having difficulties with using these you will need to contact PlayMaker as these actions are part of their functionality rather than ours. Once you have the item into a variable, you would use the Save action to save it (using th...

Hi there,

We advise that you set the Save Event to none because otherwise you'll risk calling the Save function twice unnecessarily.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, You do not need to use settings to do this. You simply need to specify a different filename/path as the filePath parameter of the Easy Save methods. Regarding doing this with Auto Save, there is a section documenting this in the Auto Save guide: https://docs.moodkie.com/easy-save-3/es3-gui...

Hi there,

You would put your Component into a PlayMaker variable and then save this. Simply set the 'key' field to something unique, and set the 'value' field to your variable.

And then to load, simply use the same key and variable in the Load action.

All the best,
Joel

I'm getting the same error, was there a solution found? Hi there, The original poster didn't send us a project, and we've had no other reports of this. If you could private message me a basic project which replicates it I'm happy to look into it further. I would also recommend checking that you're ...

Hi there, It's not possible to have different versions of Auto Save. You would need to use the Save action and Load action to save and load the specific variables you want, and only load the position when you want to. The PlayMaker actions are documented in the PlayMaker actions reference: https://d...

Hi there, LoadRawString loads the data within the file as a string. So in your case the result of LoadRawString will return your entire JSON data as a string. It will not parse that JSON data. As the JSON data is in your own format you would need to parse this yourself. You can find more information...

Hi there,

Please could you show me the code you're using and any errors you're getting?

Note that LoadRawString just loads the data from the file as a string. Because the data is in your own JSON format, it would be up to you to parse this JSON data and apply it to your objects.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, If by 'profile' you mean creating multiple save files, this is indeed possible. You simply need to change the settings.path field of the ES3AutoSaveMgr Component attached to the Easy Save 3 Manager. You can do this using PlayMaker's Set Property action (see screenshot). However, it's not p...