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Yes, I was having those warnings about references, but not to worry if I was creating it dynamically.

I guess I should have been worried

But it seems to work now by "preloading" the GOs into a different prefab that just sits in the scene.

I'm just having an empty GameObject with a bunch of prefabs in it. So that seems to be working??

Code here: [System.Serializable] public class TurretBlueprint { [SerializeField] public GameObject prefab; [SerializeField] public GameObject fadeInPrefab; [SerializeField] public int cost; public TurretBlueprint() { } public TurretBlueprint(GameObject prefabGO, GameObject fadeInGO, int costValue) {...

I want to save a list of a custom Type. The Type is basically a "shell" that holds two GameObjects and an int. (A GameObject, a temporary GO that fades in, and a cost) When I load the list, the GOs are gone, but the int is still there. It's also weird because there are 1 or 2 specific GOs ...

I found the problem:

I had it set up to load the stats AFTER I loaded the file into the cache.

Check that Script Execution Order, people!!

what would be the filename for the cache?

I want to load into my cache - how do I check that there's actually stuff in there? That it's loading properly??

thank you! Somehow I forgot to look at the Tools menu and was trying to do everything through scripts.....

Thanks again!!

Thanks! Best way to change the default filename in the settings would be...? // Create a new ES3Settings to enable encryption. var settings = new ES3Settings(ES3.EncryptionType.AES, "myPassword"); // Change the save location to PlayerPrefs. settings.saveLocation = ES3.Location.PlayerPrefs;...

Is there a "best practices" place for just starting up? Here's where I am with my project and my questions: It seems best to set up a local cache and then load/save at appropriate times. (Not constantly) It also seems like I should set up some sort of "SaveManager" and call scrip...