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Sure. I would try to replicate it once again and send you a project

Actually, when I press "Refresh References" i got same error. And no refreshing, as I can see. The list definitely have some "none" objects (At least at the beginning of the list. I can't scroll lower cos unity almost stop to respond when I open it) I fix this just with deleting ...

Hey! I'm sorry, but I'm still have couple of issues. My scene work quite well in the editor, but I can't build it. Instead I've got around 15 errors (Actually it's the same error but I got it 15 times :roll: ) ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Argument is out of range. Parameter name: index System.Collec...

No, ES3Variables.php does not exist. I run the ES3Cloud.php , enter my details and got response: Successfully installed ES3Cloud IMPORTANT: Please take note of your API key below. You will need to use it whenever using the API. Your API key can also be found in the ES3Variables.php file which has ju...

Hm, now something goes wrong from the other side. When I run ES3 Cloud Upload File it erase my data file and fill it with this: <div style="font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"> <h1>ES3 Cloud Installation</h1> <p>This will install the ES3 Cloud tables on your MySQL database, and add t...

That's exactly how I thought it should work. But when I ask ES3 Cloud Upload File to upload file with specified "path" - it gave me error:

FileNotFoundException: Could not find file "C:\Users\****\SaveData.es3"

So it require some default file to work, I suppose...

Ok, I almost done. Need some more help

I create a file in my persistent data folder, fill it with all kind of data and keep it path in a string variable.

1) How should I save this file in web?
2) How can I get my data back from the web?

Thank you! Now It makes more sense to me

I thought it should be clear, but I stuck and need some guidance - how exactly ES3 file save and playmaker should work? 1. I create a SaveFile.es3 with ES3 File Create action and it returns me an ObjectVariable. With this variable I could address this file later. It's clear. Also, this action also h...

Oh, I'm sorry. My bad! But does it mean, that my workflow is outdated and I should better switch to the new es3.cloud upload/download? Did I understand right that in ES2 I just upload/download variables directly to the files stored in web database and with ES3 I should write everything in local file...