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I have a lot of ScriptableObject ('.asset' files) which I use to configure my game. In the editor, their 'name' field is filled correctly. But when I save them in an ES3File, the 'name' field isn't serialized. I realize that it may have been done on purpose, and it's not really a problem as I can ea...

Is there a specific reason for the character '/' to be written as "\/"? It makes the output file quite unreadable, and very hard to manually modify by users (currently a string containing a date is exported as "5\/11\/2018"...). In order to put it into the context, I am modifying...

Is it possible to load an array of MonoBehaviours into a GameObject? It seems that I have to load the MonoBehaviours one by one, which would add useless complexity to the file. Well, I had no success loading them one by one, it seems that the array wasn't the problem. The problem is that I cannot in...

You are really fast to answer, that's impressive! I was thinking about methods like 'LoadIntoStorage<T>(String key, out String Storage)' and 'LoadFromStorage<T>(String Storage, T Obj)'. Of course binary storage would be a lot more interesting, but it would require ES3 to be able to save/load in bina...

Here is my problem: I'd like to load all the data of my game in the startup sequence, and then instantiate the GameObjects on demand when the game need them. So, I would need to be able to load the MonoBehaviours, but not directly in a GameObject (as I have none when I load the data from the disk). ...

Currently, ES3 load and save methods needs a type known at compile-time. But sometime, we do not know the type at compile time, usually when reflection is used. For example, if I define an interface 'IGameSettings', and then I use reflection in order to get all the struct that implement that interfa...

Type checking can't currently be disabled with ES3File because the ES3Type used to load the data is cached to improve performance. However, if you wish I can send you a version for which type checking can be disabled? That's what I saw in the code. If it's not too much a problem, that would be good...

Ahh I understand now. There's an undocumented field in the ES3Settings class called typeChecking which you can use to enable and disable type checking. For example: var settings = new ES3Settings(); settings.typeChecking = false; var value = ES3.Load<SavedAction>("myKey", settings); All t...

I'm not sure I've explained myself correctly, sorry. What I meant is that I have a struct that I am using to save my data. Here is the data written in the .json file: "InGameMenu": { "__type": "UI.SavedActionKey,Assembly-CSharp", "value": { "Name": &...

We all do these mistakes, and it's not that important. It's just that I happened to see it. But the context in which that exception occurred is troubling me a bit. I had some data saved using a structure, and I changed the name of the structure in my code. Then, when I tried to load the data again, ...