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Hi there,

You would need to get the specific ES3AutoSaveMgr Component from the Easy Save 3 Manager GameObject and call Load() on that, rather than using ES3AutoSaveMgr.Current (which gets the one for the active manager).

All the best,
Joel

Hi there,

If it's not in the save data then Easy Save won't touch the value upon loading. Can you replicate this in a new project with a new scene to isolate the issue to Easy Save?

All the best,
Joel

Hi there,

Please could you show the ES3Type file(s)? This can be found in Assets/Easy Save 3/Types/. Note that an ES3Type file will override any attributes.

All the best,
Joel

Hi Raul, I can see an error in your code. Your ES3.KeyExists call is looking in the default file (because you've not specified a filename), but when loading (and presumably saving), you've specified a filename. You should specify the same filename for all of your Easy Save calls. If this isn't the e...

Hey, sorry it took so long for me to get back. Can you give me specific instructions on how to send you the project so you can take a look? A professional developer who is a friend of mine said the project is pretty simple overall so I think it will work for you. If that doesn't help, give me speci...

Hi there, In this case you would need to create your own way of referencing them, as there would be no way for Easy Save to know which reference ID relates to which object between sessions. In this case you would need to make your own way of uniquely identifying each class, for example by adding a f...

Hi there, In this case you would need to inherit from, or convert to and from a type which is supported. Alternatively if you private message me your invoice number I can send over a version which will actually allow it to be serialized, ignoring serialization of the IEnumerable parts. All the best,...

Hi there, The 'Scene' view in the Auto Save window shows the objects which are in the hierarchy of your scene. If you cannot see them in the hierarchy prior to runtime then it indicates that they are hidden (the Auto Save window shows them regardless of whether they are marked as hidden). However, w...

Hi there,

This example is for saving and loading using Playmaker, so there are no scripts, just a scene file.

You should also ensure that both Easy Save and PlayMaker are installed before importing the package.

All the best,
Joel

That is correct.

All the best,
Joel