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I'm currently encountering a problem related to the reference manager. I have a class that is saved, but the actual value of the reference isn't important because I use a custom reference script to link to the ScriptableObject. This approach was adopted due to past issues where references changed, r...

Okay weird i reverted my savefile to my previous before implementing the changes to the structure so its in the state like it was before. Then i loaded the old save data it worked. I added the changes again and it loaded them like nothing happend. Maybe i glitched something but youre right it just w...

This will actually throw an error if its structured like that: public class GameData { public int saveFileVersion; public GlobalData globalData; public List<BaseLevelData> levels; public List<LevelSelectionData> levelSelectionData; } public class BaseLevelData { //GENERAL public string sceneName; pu...

I would like to know whats the best practise to handle altered gamedata? For example gamedata was saved like that: Gamedata{ int version LevelData leveldata } Leveldata{ int value1 } now i change the Leveldata to Leveldata{ int value1 int value2 } On loading with an old savegame without int value2 i...

I made my save system with ES3 now i've the following problem. I have Scriptable Objects which stores Prefabs. Now when the game is saved and loaded again the reference to that prefab in the scriptable objects are missing. The Scriptable Object Script is serializable. Ive a ES3 Manager in the Loadin...

I've a List<Transform> placedObjects. Those transforms in the list are instantiated at runtime and saved to the list. When i save the list i loose the initiale names of the objects and the objects are called later on load "EASY SAVE GAMEOBJECT..." I need for my scripts the original name of...