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One way I got around this namespace issue, is adding the parameterless constructor while keeping the existing constructor and I deleted the custom type script. Seems ES3 will accept it as long as there is an empty constructor inside the class(thank god). Then I saved as I normally would and it worke...

Hi Joel, I'm having a lot of trouble with creating custom classes. Particularly for classes within a class. So the game is almost complete and everything is coded, yet when I save using EasySave 3 there are issues saving a class within a class, so I created a custom class. For example if this is the...

Thank you for your help Joel

I just posted a review.

Oh, I just though some cloud platforms only accept data as bytes. I know about encryption, I was going to encrypt it as well actually, but it(byte/json) all depends what the cloud platform accepts. Would you mind to answer the question I had in the end, please? Basically, if the data came back as by...

Thank you Joel, That was very helpful and it worked easily. For your question, I would have a JSON file first, but only the bytes array would be sent to the cloud. I would have it for two reasons. First, it's useful to see what I'm saving while developing the game. Second, once ready for production ...

Oh, I just changed the extension to .json and it works haha, so simple. I would like to confirm though, when I call ES3File.Sync(), does it automatically create a new file for you if you provide the path to file even if one wasn't created yet?. Example ES3File.Sync("..../[game file name here]/[...

Hi Joel, I wanted to know is there a way to simply open and view the .es3 that was just saved so I can view the contents saved? I'm thinking one way to temporarily get around this issue is to save both .es3 and also save it as a.json file but not sure ES3 will accept that when I save. Either way, if...