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ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 9:36 am
by NamekoEnoki
Hello. I am not good at English, so I am writing this sentence using Google Translate.
It's hard to read, but I'd appreciate it if you could reply.
I am trying to save a ScriptableObject using EasySave3, but the saved ScriptableObject and the ScriptableObject loaded by Resources.Load are judged to be different.
Also, the prefab that was attached to the ScriptableObject will be removed.
How can I resolve this issue?
Thank you.
Re: ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 9:52 am
by Joel
Hi there,
Please could you show me the code you are using to save and load, and the ScriptableObject you are trying to save?
Note that the ScriptableObject you load will have a different reference because it will be saved by reference and value.
All the best,
Joel
Re: ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 10:12 am
by NamekoEnoki
Code: Select all
public class SaveTestSM : MonoBehaviour
{
public SkillData skillData;
private void Start()
{
}
public void SOAttach()
{
var skillData = Resources.Load<SkillData>("Skill/ArcticBreath/ArcticBreath");
this.skillData = skillData;
}
public void SOSave()
{
ES3.Save("ScriptableObject", skillData);
}
public void SOLoad()
{
skillData = ES3.Load<SkillData>("ScriptableObject");
}
public void SODebug()
{
Debug.Log("skillData = " + skillData);
if (skillData != null)
{
Debug.Log("skillData.name = " + this.skillData.name);
Debug.Log("point0 = " + this.skillData.descriptionPoints[0].points[0]);
Debug.Log("prefab = " + this.skillData.skillPerformancePrefab);
var skillData = Resources.Load<SkillData>("Skill/ArcticBreath/ArcticBreath");
if (this.skillData == skillData)
{
Debug.Log("δΈη·");
}
else
{
Debug.Log("ιγ");
}
var skillPerformance = Instantiate(this.skillData.skillPerformancePrefab).GetComponent<SkillPerformance>();
Debug.Log("skillPerformance = " + skillPerformance);
}
}
}
[CreateAssetMenu(fileName = "NewSkill", menuName = "UDB/Skill/Data")]
[System.Serializable]
public class SkillData : ScriptableObject
{
public new string name;
public Sprite icon;
public Rarity rarity;
[Multiline(10)]
public string description;
[SerializeField]
public List<DescriptionPoint> descriptionPoints = new List<DescriptionPoint>() { new DescriptionPoint() };
public float coolTime = 5f;
public float globalDelay = 1;
public GameObject skillPerformancePrefab;
[System.Serializable]
public class DescriptionPoint
{
public Keyword keyword;
[HorizontalGroup]
public PointType pointType;
[HorizontalGroup]
[ListDrawerSettings(Expanded = true)]
public float[] points = new float[1];
public string text;
public float GetCalcedPoint(Battler battler = null, int pointId = 0)
{
if (battler == null) battler = BattleDB.Instance.ally;
float point = points[pointId];
if (pointType == PointType.Fixed)
{
}
else if (pointType == PointType.Hp)
{
var maxHp = battler.maxHp;
point *= maxHp;
}
else if (pointType == PointType.Atk)
{
var calcedAtk = battler.CalcedAtk;
point *= calcedAtk;
}
else
{
var calcedDef = battler.CalcedDef;
point *= calcedDef;
}
if(battler is Ally)
{
var pointOfKeyword = Map_AllyDB.Instance.GetPointOfKeyword(keyword);
switch (keyword)
{
case Keyword.Target:
point += pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Projectile:
point += pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Poison:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.None:
point += pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Lightning:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Ice:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Fire:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Duration:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Debuff:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Cycle:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Chain:
point += pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.Buff:
point *= 1 + pointOfKeyword;
break;
case Keyword.AOE:
point += pointOfKeyword;
break;
}
}
return point;
}
}
public enum PointType
{
Fixed = 0,
Hp = 3,
Atk = 1,
Def = 2
}
public enum Rarity
{
Basic,
Common,
Uncommon,
Rare
}
}
Each method of SaveTestSM is assigned to a UI button to save and load.
When I exit the game, load it again and hit the debug button, the log says "(SkillData)" instead of "SkillName (SkillData)"
It will become.
Furthermore, the prefab will also come off.
Re: ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 11:00 am
by Joel
Hi there,
This is because when you load, it creates an instance of the ScriptableObject.
With regards to the prefab being missing, this is likely because there isn't a direct reference to your prefab in the scene, so the reference manager does not have a reference to it. Try right-clicking the prefab and pressing Easy Save 3 > Add Reference to Manager.
All the best,
Joel
Re: ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 11:29 am
by NamekoEnoki
Thank you for your reply.
What if I want to compare the loaded skillData with the prepared skillData in if statement etc.?
Re: ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 1:30 pm
by Joel
Hi there,
If you do need to save the name for comparison purposes, you can do so by going to Window > Easy Save 3 > Types, search in the name of your ScriptableObject, and check the 'name' property.
All the best,
Joel
Re: ES3's ScriptableObject != ScriptableObject
Posted: Sun May 24, 2020 4:29 pm
by NamekoEnoki
So that's it!
It was helpful!
Thank you!