Save data to .CSV (c#)

Unity Engine
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Hello, i’m making a 2D game in which you have to click on baloon to destroy them.
I want to save some informations in a CSV file but i have some problems…

Currently my code is :

public void btnValidateSave()
{

nom = champsNom.text; //inputField.text value i want to save
prenom = champsPrenom.text; //inputField.text value i want to save
age = champsAge.text; //inputField.text value i want to save
classe = champsClasse.text; //inputField.text value i want to save

string filePath = @“/Saved_data.csv”;

File.WriteAllText(filePath, nom + “;” + prenom + “;” + age + “;” + classe );

//OpenMenu(1);

}

The problem is that every time i save data, the CSV file is replacing the last one, it’s not saving the last informations saved.

I want all data to be saved on this file. (on several lines)

Do you have any idea of what i can do ?

Thanks.

2

Firstly, please post code using tags so it’s formatted nicely.

You need to append to your file. Google it, you’ll get loads of examples.

3

Thank you my problem is resolved thanks to this link : c# - How to add new line into txt file - Stack Overflow

4

Can you please submit how the code looks like now?
I’m having the same issue but with no success.

5

The link is still valid and shows examples of how to do it. If you are still confused, please post your code (in your own thread) and explain what’s happening/not working.

6

Simple coding ,Read CSV file in Unity,::

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Hey! The video is great–the only issue I’m having is that I can’t seem to find the correct relative file path to load one from my assets folder. Any help? I want this to work on other machines.

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Also if you really want csv you should be using , not ; as your delimiter.
I tend to prefer tab delimited. Because a lot of times the data would contain commas.

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@justinwgaines

“I can’t seem to find the correct relative file path to load one from my assets folder.”

You can get it with Application.dataPath (+ your sub folder after it). In editor it’s Assets folder, in game it’s the game data folder (read only).

You could also use Application.persistentDataPath instead.