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Hi, I'm currently considering my options for setting up a save system for my game, and would like some advice. My game is set up with a separate database for each scene, plus a master database which is loaded in every scene. This works fine as long as no saving / loading is needed. Everything that n...

I've sent you the files.

And yeah, certain (if not most) actors are defined in multiple DBs, and Robin is one of those. I chose to do it like this because actors might be player characters in one scene, and NPCs in another.

Hi Tony, Apologies for not responding for a while, I was working on other stuff. So I ran the unique id tool (patched), and I got the same issue as last time: some, if not most, conversations lost one or both of their actors. I think I could theoretically reassign them all through some find-replace ...

Question before I do that: I now have one DB with a base id of 0, the others already have one assigned that I would like to keep. I essentially used the increments of 10000 myself, corresponding to my scene numbers (so scene 1 is 10000, scene 13 is 130000, etc). The way I understand your explanation...

I'm using 2.2.47 at the moment. And yes, I do use Git.

I'll make a backup of all the database files and run the unique id tool again tomorrow, to see what happens. I'll keep you posted.

Hi Tony, I have a strange issue with DSFU that I hope you can help me with. My project is set up to use different databases. I have one per scene, plus a master database that contains information that should be shared between scenes. I load both databases uses an Extra Databases component (the maste...

Thanks, will try that later.

Hi Tony, I'd like to ask for your opinion on something I've been implementing. In my game, I want regular conversation and inspect text to be formatted differently. We will likely end up voicing all our spoken dialogue lines, but not the inspect text, which counts as internal monologue. In the subti...

Tony, in case this is of any value to you: I have a different conversation where the start node is also missing its "None()" sequence. For that one I am 100% sure that I did not alter it myself, even accidentally, so something else must have caused this. I still suspect the unique id tool ...

Huh, weird. I can't image when or why I would have done that. But that was indeed the problem.

Thanks, Tony.