I have been using ScriptRPCs to sync configs between server and client and I did not want to have some values in my json files, so I used [NonSerialized()] infront of the variable declaration and then computed the values when loading the json file. Before 1.22, these variables would also be written to the ScriptRPC, but now it seems like the [NonSerialized()] Attribute also prevents the value from being written to ScriptRPC.
I did not see any changelog for that change and wonder if it's intended and how I would fix the problem here now ?
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Severity
- Block
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 11 x64
- Category
- General
Steps To Reproduce
class TestContent {
string myContent;
void TestContent(string content) {
myContent = content;
}
}
class TestSyncClass {
ref TestContent testContentWorking = new TestContent("I'm synced");
[NonSerialized()]
ref TestContent testContentNotWorking = new TestContent("I'm not synced");
}Then send the TestSyncClass to the Client via
ScriptRPC rpc = new ScriptRPC(); TestSyncClass data = new TestSyncClass(); rpc.Write(data); rpc.Send(...);