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Yes, the not-included-default packages are a headache. One option is to do what Esoteric Software do with Spine, their animation software and Unity runtime, which is to provide bundled up 'extension' packages that users then download in addition to the main library. In Spine's case, it's a bunch of ...

Thanks Joel, I'll skip the early access only because I'm looking mainly at NativeHashMap (and NativeMultiHashMap) rather than NativeArray. Glad it's coming together though!

Hi! Any movement on this feature, now we're a few years down the line and the collections package is more mature? Right now I'm unpacking my Unity.Collections.NativeHashMap into a System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary on save, and then back again on load. It's not that big a deal, it's just unnecess...

Just had a similar error on a list of enum values: public List<Portal.SpawnableTypes> ItemsToSpawn; Generates this in the ES3Type: case "ItemsToSpawn": instance.ItemsToSpawn = reader.Read<System.Collections.Generic.List<Portal+SpawnableTypes>>(); break; A misplaced '+' there, instead of a ...

Hi there, on the supported types page for ES3 it says that we can save: Arrays, Lists, Dictionaries, Queues, Stacks and HashSets of supported types But a field like this: private Dictionary<int, List<string>> saveMeIfYouCan; generates an unusable ES3Type due to some mangled syntax: case "saveMe...

Thanks Joel, much appreciated.

Hi, I've encountered this error that sounds quite similar to the one reported in this thread . I'm using the Scripting Runtime Version '.NET 4.x Equivalent', with Mono and .NET 4.x. I have a nullable int that I'm trying to save/load. Full stack trace on Load: FormatException: Expected '{' or "n...

Right, right, I see. Thanks for bearing with me. In my game, I don't think I should be calling writer.WriteProperty<Trees[]>, those aren't properties or components attached to my TreeManager, these are separate game objects, with Colliders and probably other references. Another higher-level question...

By 'nesting' Save calls I mean, calling ES2.Save, and then within the ES2Type calling ES2.Save. For example: • Call ES2.Save<TreeManager>(...) • In the ES2UserType_TreeManager, save some higher level Manager-state stuff. • Oh, and while we're here and have access to all the Trees, iterate through al...

Thanks Joel, okay. I think I'm making some progress, I removed an ES3Type experiment I'd forgot about and these errors have gone away and I'm starting to create ES3Types. One thing I was doing with ES2 was nesting ES2.Save calls. For example, I'm saving a TreeManager and it's various fields. But the...