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Hi there, Try deleting your save data and seeing if this resolves the issue. If not, please could you replicate this in a new project with a simple scene and send it to me on moodkie.com/contact with step by step instructions so I can see what is happening (don't post it here as this is a public for...

Hi there, We don't support Arraylists, and we don't have an action named ES3 Arraylist Save, so you would need to contact whoever created this action for support for this. My best guess is that the action you're using isn't using encryption (our own actions will use the default settings unless you o...

Hi there,

Unfortunately it's not possible for me to tell what is happening from what you've said. Are you getting any warnings in console when loading? Please could you also post the complete errors you're getting with stack trace.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, In certain situations we have to violate the structure of JSON in order to account for the structure that Unity data takes, and to provide specific performance and file size improvements. Data created using Easy Save is only intended to be deserialized by Easy Save, so this isn't usually a...

Glad you managed to find a solution to the issue.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, As mentioned above, this error is caused by Unity by ourselves and can happen with any asset in your Asset folder, not just Easy Save's assets. In your case it seems to be affecting ES3GlobalReferences.asset in Assets/Easy Save 3/Resources/ES3/, so I recommend making a copy of your project...

Hi there, Unfortunately it wouldn't be possible to debug this just by looking at it. Please could you send us a new project via the form at moodkie.com/contact with a simple scene which replicates this with the minimum amount of logic required so that we can debug the code (don't send the project he...

It means that whether I use the "ES3.Load<T>(key, filepath)" ,or I use the cache,right? The method in the performance guide using ES3.Load is using caching. I.e.using an ES3Settings object to set the location to Cache, and then using this with ES3.Save/ES3.Load/ES3.CacheFile/ES3.StoreCach...

Hi there, You shouldn't be using ES3File, this is an internal API which was deprecated quite a few years ago and isn't in our documentation. You should be using caching instead: https://docs.moodkie.com/easy-save-3/es3-guides/performance/#improving-runtime-performance-using-caching All the best, Joel

Hi there,

You can simply specify the filePath parameter of the Easy Save methods. See the Getting Started guide for more information:

https://docs.moodkie.com/easy-save-3/ge ... me-or-path

All the best,
Joel