SerializableDictionary but with tuple

[idle mason]

okay! here it goes

[torpid temple]

Big logs? 😛

Just so you know, I need to go in 35 minutes.

[idle mason]

not that big. okay, will try to be faster!! https://pastie.io/iqwrgp.cs

[torpid temple]

FileDataHandler:Load(String, Boolean) (at Assets/Scripts/DataPersistence/FileDataHandler.cs:54)

Not in here?

[torpid temple]

Can you show that load code?

[idle mason]

https://pastie.io/amyuts.cs

[torpid temple]

So the error is in the JsonUtility

That changes things.

Nevermind, you feed the JsonUtility OnAfterDeserialize()

Why do you do this? @idle mason

[idle mason]

it was in the guide I was following, by the way, in the original code there is no such error on load

so it still must be something magical with my tuple dictionary

[torpid temple]

Are you sure you are saving it correctly?

Then Load wouldn't be the problem

[torpid temple]

And still, this.Clear(); doesn't make much sense.

I have no idea what it is clearing at the moment, it might as well be the first list.

Seems you clear the whole dictionary to be honest 🤔

Can you debug.log

                // deserialize the data from Json back into the C# object
                loadedData = JsonUtility.FromJson<GameData>(dataToLoad);

the dataToLoad

[idle mason]

My data to load is: {
"lastUpdated": -8585395643272775952,
"deathCount": 0,
"playerPosition": {
"x": 0.0,
"y": 0.0,
"z": 0.0
},
"stepsCount": 0,
"coinsCollected": {
"keys": [],
"values": []
},
"objectsActivated": {
"keys": [
"f62f2e92-5307-48e3-886a-d9d96f2d1106"
]
},
"playerAttributesData": {
"vitality": 1,
"strength": 1,
"intellect": 1,
"endurance": 1
}
}

[torpid temple]

No values

So the saving is the problem

[torpid temple]

Debug.log what you actually save below there.

[idle mason]

you mean gamedata data?

[torpid temple]

DataToStore

[idle mason]

And my dataToStore is: {
"lastUpdated": -8585395627012210439,
"deathCount": 0,
"playerPosition": {
"x": 0.0,
"y": 0.0,
"z": 0.0
},
"stepsCount": 0,
"coinsCollected": {
"keys": [],
"values": []
},
"objectsActivated": {
"keys": [
"f62f2e92-5307-48e3-886a-d9d96f2d1106"
]
},
"playerAttributesData": {
"vitality": 1,
"strength": 1,
"intellect": 1,
"endurance": 1
}
}

[torpid temple]

So that's also missing the values of "objectsActivated"

Figure out why that is and your problem is solved 👍

[idle mason]

that's the thing, I have no idea why 😦 Do you have any more time?

[torpid temple]

No, I'm gone at least for a couple of hours. Going from work, shop, cooking, eating, gym, then maybe if I have more energy I open discord.

[idle mason]

Okie!! Will wait for you here and if I find a solution I will tell, okay?

[torpid temple]

But I think if you put this question in #archived-code-general with this information why the values don't save you might get some help there

Yeah, ill see tomorrow for sure, maybe later tonight too, will see.

👋

[idle mason]

goodbye!

[idle mason]

The problem was that json does not like(ignores actually) tuples 🙂 So I needed to make a struct. Which fixed the problem with saving the object's state heheh

[idle mason]

your point was totally correct!

[torpid temple]

Awesome, happy you were able to fix it 👍

[idle mason]

yess, thank you a lot!