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I was able to achieve what I wanted (and what you suggested) by adding some code inside the ES3ComponentType.ReadObject<T>(ES3Reader reader) method. else if (propertyName == gameObjectPropertyName) { //ES3 Source Code //long goID = reader.Read_ref(); //if (instance != null) // break; //var go = (Gam...

Hello, ES3 works great for me. Thank you. I've added a feature that allows selected data in my app to be saved/loaded. This works well, except for 1 edge case: Sometimes the original object (goID) is still there (but with different properties). In that case, I want to create a new instance, rather t...