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Hi there,

If only the same type of data can be saved to a file, because I have previously saved a different type of data in this file, and this data type exists in the project

I'm afraid I don't understand this sentence. Please could you clarify?

Hi there,

This error usually means that your save data contains a type which no longer exists. In this case deleting your save data (Tools > Easy Save 3 > Clear Persistent Data Path) will resolve the issue.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there,

It looks like you're using an old version of Unity Visual Scripting (current version is 1.8.0). You will need to use 1.5.2 or newer as IncludeInSettings wasn't included before this version (you can update from Window > Package Manager).

All the best,
Joel

Hi there,

Lists of primitives are fine. Only objects which derive from UnityEngine.Object (e.g. GameObjects, ScriptableObjects, MonoBehaviours, etc) will be saved and loaded by reference

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, This usually means that there is an Easy Save 3 Manager in your scene which is automatically gathering the dependencies of your scene so that they can has a persistent ID assigned to them in order to save and load them by reference. For this reason sometimes Unity will attribute memory usa...

I'm not sure what you mean by "clear the SO data", could you clarify? If you mean just clear the data you've saved regarding ScriptableObjects you can use ES3.DeleteKey to delete individual keys if you've saved your SO data to a separate key. All the best, Joel yeah sorry it's kind of har...

Hi there, As you've noted, you would just set the Save Event and Load Event to None. This will stop Auto Save from doing anything unless you manually trigger Auto Save using code. But also note that Auto Save do anything unless you've selected things in the Auto Save window. So if you're not ready t...

I'm not sure what you mean by "clear the SO data", could you clarify?

If you mean just clear the data you've saved regarding ScriptableObjects you can use ES3.DeleteKey to delete individual keys if you've saved your SO data to a separate key.

All the best,
Joel

Hi there, Glad you managed to get that working :) To clear your save data on build you would use Unity's OnPreprocessBuild event: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Build.IPreprocessBuildWithReport.OnPreprocessBuild.html This might look something like this: using UnityEditor; using UnityEditor...

Hi there, What platform are you building for? If you're building for standalone Windows player then the persistent data folder is the same location as the Windows editor (this is only the case for Windows and all other platforms use separate locations). In this case you would need to manually delete...