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I don't create any scriptable objects at runtime, all live in the assets folder.

the format of my project is: Main Menu Scene > TownView scene > Any Level After levels are complete, they go back to the townview scene, the townview has references to all of my scriptable objects and prefabs, they are carried across to the level in inventory objects if the player chooses to buy the...

Another question i have in regards to this. If i have an easysave prefab that has child easysave prefabs that are added at runtime. Does saving the root easysave prefab also save and instantiate the children?

That might take some time due to the level of coupling that i currently have, is it possible to confirm that marking prefabs as saveable should instantiate the full object on load and not just the top level one?

I have been preparing some of my prefabs by right clicking them and then marking them for easy save. I do this for my town buildings. At the start of the scene the town buildings are then loaded into a list of game objects, this causes the prefabs to be instantiated with all the correct children (me...

Hi, That may be an issue, I have an InventoryItem class. In that class it has a reference to its scriptable object for access to the items data. When I am saving these inventory items it's storing the reference. This often doesn't seem to be an issue in the editor, but I have noticed these reference...

Can I add the references for scriptable objects in the way you described?

I have the manager in my scene as I am using it to save references. However, it is storing a lot of references and clicking on the object can sometimes result in it using up to 20GB of RAM. How can i ensure this is only saving references to things i want or how can i prevent it from performing so ba...

Actually nevermind i think i have found the issue.

I am using a raycast sphere to find objects that are interactable around the player. The component is updating but for whatever reason, when I then interact with the object (a container with items in this case) it is returning the old component state. Does loading a component instance state into its...