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when saving value types let's say int or float, etc. if the value is equal to zero, can ES3 simply ignored this value? because in this way, it can reduce the size of the saved file. and reduce the loading time when games are started.

thanks.

Solved my problem, thanks.

hi, I have a question about the default saving file, and I can't a way to change it. the question is whenever I save or load a key I need to put the filepath in params list. this is a little inconvenient. so does ES3 have some way to change the current saving file path? let's say ES3.currentFile = &...

Hi,
I don't tick the "Auto Add Manager to Scene" option on the Settings panel. but ES3 still add this GameObject to my scene. is this a bug?
I'm using the newest of ES3.

I changed the code in this way, it works right now. thanks.

writer.WritePrivateField("CurrentHealth", instance.GetComponent<Health>());

hi, I have written the abilities of my character in separate classes, and I need to save some values of those classes, for example, the Health of the character. so I write some codes in below, but it can't work. any help will be greatly appreciated. protected override void WriteComponent(object obj,...

it works very well. thank you.

a script I wrote has some public fields which I don't want to save in files. and I don't want to change them to private fields.
so are there any attributes can do this or something?

I am using Unity 2018.3.0b1 and I have been tried to import Easy Save 3.03 to a new Project. the problem is still there.
maybe this problem has just happened in Unity 2018.3x.

I have just updated to version 2.03, and a warning message was shown in console window: Assembly "Assembly-CSharp-firstpass" could not be found. If you are using Assembly Definition Files, you should delete this assembly from the "Assemblies containing ES3Types" list in Window > ...