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kerkersklave wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 7:12 pm I seem do be able to store complex objects just fine.
Did you enable the storage module in the settings?

undeniable_denial wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 8:12 pm My advice would be: Start with a minimal working example (Just recreate the one from the tutorial) and flesh it out from there. Make it more complex step by step. That way you will quickly identify the problem.

Philocalist wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 7:21 pm Could you paste here the code snippet for me to inspect?

teaseStorage.setItem("asd", [{asd: "foo"},2,3]);
teaseStorage.getItem("asd")[0].asd;

kerkersklave wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 8:16 pm

Philocalist wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 7:21 pm Could you paste here the code snippet for me to inspect?

I just did the following:

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teaseStorage.setItem("asd", [{asd: "foo"},2,3]);
teaseStorage.getItem("asd")[0].asd;

undeniable_denial wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 11:31 pm Arrays are objects in JavaScript.

There are several things wrong with your code, such as the entire declaration of DataHolder
What you probably meant was something like this:

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var DataHolder={
    slot1InUse : false,
    etc...,
    Slot3Coordinates : undefined
};

Furthermore I have absolutely no idea what you mean by DataHolder[3]

None of this is important right now, however, until you have determined if TeaseStorage is actually working for you. As I have mentioned earlier you should try to recreate the tutorial and check if it works.
If it does: Your code is wrong.
If it doesn't: Something else is wrong and the code doesn't matter.

undeniable_denial wrote: Mon Dec 23, 2019 11:51 pm You caught me while I was editing. I eventually realized what you were trying to do. Please see my edited post.

var DataHolder=
{
  slot1InUse:false,
  slot2InUse:false,
  slot3InUse:false,

  Slot1Player:undefined,
  Slot1Coordinates:undefined,
  Slot2Player:undefined,
  Slot2Coordinates:undefined,
  Slot3Player:undefined,
  Slot3Coordinates:undefined,
}
function saveGame()
{
  switch(player.currentSaveSlot)
  {
    case "Slot1":
    DataHolder.Slot1Player=player;
    teaseStorage.setItem("DataHolder",DataHolder);
    break;
  }
}
function loadGame(slot)
{
  DataHolder=teaseStorage.getItem("DataHolder");
  switch(slot)
  {
    case "Slot1":
    player=DataHolder.Slot1Player;
    break;
  }
  
}

undeniable_denial wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 12:20 am I think you're trying to do too much at once. I still would recommend modifying the tutorial step-by-step.
Since you like to go all in, may I introduce you to this useful command:

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console.log("Hello world!");

How to see the console depends on your browser. Usually it can be accessed by pressing the F12-key. There will be numerous tabs. One of them is called "console".

This command is super helpful in debugging. For example insert it inside your switch so that you can tell if it even gets executed.

Here are 2 examples:

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function saveGame()
{
  console.log("Save slot: "+player.currentSaveSlot);
  switch(player.currentSaveSlot)
  {
    case "Slot1":
    console.log("Hooray");
    DataHolder.Slot1Player=player;
    teaseStorage.setItem("DataHolder",DataHolder);
    break;
  }
}