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Hi Justin, Our rule-of-thumb is that if it requires us to know the inner workings of your project, we can't talk about it. We've had legal trouble with this recently, which is why we're very cautious with this for the time being. With regards to your previous post, it might be easiest to go the '50%...

Hi ryuuguu,

We're looking into this for you as we speak.

Joel

Hi there,

Can I confirm that you are using the latest version of Easy Save 2? Please go to the Asset Store to check if there are any updates.

Kind regards,
Joel

Hi Justin,

We're working on some beginner tutorials and example scenes as we speak.

All the best,
Joel

Hi Justin, Because your questions more closely relate to game implementation rather than Easy Save itself, I'm afraid I can't give you any advice. I can say this however: The order of the objects in the array isn't important. What is important is that we know how many objects we want to save. If we ...

Hi Justin, It is acceptable to either create a save game manager or to save things directly. However, you shouldn't use the instanceID as this changes every time the application loads. Instead, you should keep all of your instantiated objects in an array or list and use the position in the array as ...

Not a problem Luca. If you run into any other problems, let us know.

Joel

Hi again Luca, Looks like it may have been a mistake at our end. Instead of assigning the loaded value back to the global variable, it was loading it into a new variable. I've attached a new version of the Playmaker action: delete the old ES2PlayMakerAction.cs file and replace it with this one. Also...

Hi Luca,

I'll look into this for you, but have you tried removing the 'Wait' actions? These aren't necessary as the ES2 functions automatically call FINISHED when the data has loaded.

Regards,
Joel

Hi Luca,

Easy Save saves data in its own format. Because this format isn't ASCII, if you try to open it in a text editor, any integers saved will not be displayed in the text document. However, the data is there, in binary.

Regards,
Joel