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Hi there,

I've managed to replicate this at my end and have PM'd you an update.

It looks like our code generator was linking one of the overrides to the ES3.GetKeys method rather than the ES3.GetFiles one, causing an error.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, Thanks for the example request. I've responded to your bug report regarding the Easy Save 2 error you were having, and it looks like you're using actions which were not created by us. With regards to your Easy Save 3 error, this is fixed in the upcoming version. If you PM me your invoice n...

Hi there,

We've never distributed an action called "Save To Web" with Easy Save, so it looks like you're using an action which was not created by us.

Unfortunately we can only assist with actions which were created by ourselves, such as the Upload actions here.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, The Easy Save 3 Game Objects will be created because you're saving and loading a Component (Building), but the GameObject which that Component belongs to no longer exists. Therefore Easy Save has to create a GameObject, because a Component cannot exist without a GameObject to attach it to....

Hi there,

The easiest way to do this would simply to save two arrays/Lists: one containing the Transforms, and another array of equal length containing the strings.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there,

Please could you post/PM me the class you're trying to support? I've not seen this issue before.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, There's no way to update an array on the server without download it and re-uploading it. Instead you would be better off saving each day as a different filename, rather than a different tag. Then it would be easiest to store the string as the tag, with an empty value. Then you can use the ...

Hi there,

Would you be able to send me a project which replicates this? I've not seen this before, so it would be greatly appreciated!

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, Unfortunately Hashtables aren't supported by Easy Save as we only support strictly-types collections, so you would need to put data into a List or Array. Also note that as TileData is a struct, the gameObject field of the TileMap will be stored by reference, so an instance of this will not...

Hi Richard, If you're not doing so already, there are instructions regarding saving and loading prefab instances by adding an ES3Prefab script to your objects here: http://docs.moodkie.com/easy-save-3/es3-guides/saving-loading-gameobjects-prefabs/ This will remove the need for creating your own inst...