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Does sound very similar to the BinaryWriter bug at Unity's end. Which version of Unity are you using? Does it only occur when using IL2CPP? The bug first appeared in 4.6.3, but they then managed to integrate the same error into 5.0, so I wouldn't be surprised if they managed to reintroduce it again....

Hi there, If you're just storing files and don't need to access the individual tags within the files when they're stored on the server, you could just save them as raw files. Something along the lines of this: public IEnumerator UploadFile(string filename) { // Create a URL and add parameters to the...

Hi there, If you want to specify a sub-folder in the persistent data path, you simply specify a folder name without a preceding slash. i.e. using(ES2Writer writer = ES2Writer.Create("myFolder/myFile.txt") ) { // Your writer code here. } If the folder doesn't exist, it will be automatically...

Hi Richard, We've never heard of this before, and if this is indeed the case, it's a bug with Unity as it's specification says that those methods should be called in it's entirety when the application is quit. Easy Save is synchronous, so any code called in the method is completed before the method ...

Hi again, To load from a subfolder within resources, you need to add the folder to the beginning of the filepath. i.e. if we were loading an int from a subfolder in Resources, we'd do this: ES2Settings settings = new ES2Settings(); settings.saveLocation = ES2Settings.SaveLocation.Resources; int myIn...

Hi there, If you only need to save when running in the Editor and don't need to save to the files after the app has been built, you can simply save and load from Resources using the instructions here . If you need to save to the files after the application has been built, the best thing to do would ...

Hi there,

Sounds like it could be VS. Type templates are stored in Assets/Easy Save 2/Types, so you should be able to manually open it from there.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, Easy Save is cross-compatible, so the code to save on Android is exactly the same as the code to save on any other platform. i.e. to save and load three variables from a file in the default save directory: ES2.Save(123, "myFile.txt?tag=myInt"); ES2.Save("a string", &quo...

Hi there, As Easy Save saves the data in binary format (which is by far the quickest and most compact format), it's not possible to edit it by hand. However, most users who require this simply make a GUI in their app to allow users to modify the files, or even make a separate Unity app to do this. G...

Hi there, The warnings are caused at Unity's end during the IL2CPP process and are unrelated to Easy Save (it's mostly Unity's own libraries which throw these errors). In fact the particular warnings you posted in the screenshot are coming from SharpZipLib, which is definitely unrelated to Easy Save...