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Hi, I also am seeing a similar error after installing EasySave3: An asset is marked with HideFlags.DontSave but is included in the build: Asset: 'Library/unity editor resources' Asset name: sv_label_3 This is in 2017.1.1f1 I'm not 100% sure the problem is with EasySave, but a google search brought m...

Thanks. I'm saving a version number in my files now and will implement the solution you proposed. This should work. It's definitely good to get this kind of thing sorted out before releasing! It would be a real problem if you got stuck in a situation were adding to the game caused old save files to ...

Hello again! So I believe I've ran into this issue before, but I want to make sure I understand how ES2 is expected to work. I have a custom class named "ObjectDescriptor.cs" and have used "Manage Types" to specify all the variables that are saved for this class. I have creates s...

For anyone interested, this works. You'll need to google for the CalculateMD5Hash method. C# method public IEnumerator LogFilenames() { Debug.Log("in LogFileNames"); WWWForm form = new WWWForm(); // This data will be sent to our PHP script via POST. form.AddField("username", &quo...

Looks like someone asked the exact same question:

http://www.moodkie.com/forum/viewtopic. ... .php#p1320

I'll try using your advice. thanks!

I tried adding "&filefilter=myfilefiler" to the URL, and was going to check for this within ES2.php, but am getting an unknown parameter error. Am I correct to assume that this check is within ES2.dll? If so then perhaps doing what I want might be more difficult that I expected. You sh...

But I do have another question. I see the DownloadFilenames() which is sort of what I need. But is there any way to do a LIKE filter on the query so that only certain names are returned? My users will save game to the server with a unique identifier in the name and I want to retrieve the list of all...

thanks. I did figure that out eventually.

I changed to using web.UploadFile which is what I needed. So you can ignore this question. thanks.

It occurred to me that I could read my entire save file into a string, and then use the web upload method to upload it. But I have a feeling this may be the wrong way to go about this.
I'm probably being dense here, but a little guidance would be helpful. thanks.