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Swing Wren

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A member registered Dec 27, 2019

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That sounds wierd, what are you pc specs? There is no discord for now

Mmm It looks like the save has a wrong location to spawn on, the fix is easy to perform but you need to manually edit your save file in a text editor, I would recommend trying to use the skip function instead as it may be easier for most users. Sorry the for the trouble and thanks for picking up on that bug!

You need to kill those thingies to clear the room 馃檭

Hey, thanks for the reply.

All keys are created automatically on demand by the Patreon access system thus not created by me using that option. 

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Hi,  We are distributing access to our private page via patreon access and we have activated the option for a itch.io account to be able to download our game. Our question is: How the user can download our game without claiming the key?

And when I try to do it myself I see not option to download without linking my account and then appear as claimed.

What are the users doing to be able to do this?

Thanks for the reply!. What i mean is that using

ConfigRaw configRaw = JsonHelper.ArrayFromJson<ConfigRaw>

 With '={OtherSheet!A:A}'  it causes configRaw to have 999 elements (all rows).

Ieps! great tool.

I have two questions though. How do you properly import data with columns that have a formula like this '={OtherSheet!A:A}' ? right now importing that data causes to import all the spreadsheet rows, I can filter the ones that are valid but maybe there is a better solution. The second question is related on how to securely handle the password in the connection file that is only needed in the editor (not store it in the repository), do you have any recommended solution to that? right now I'm just using a file ignored in in git that contains the password.

Regards!