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Crates like diesel (and sea-orm) allow you to describe your columns from a `struct` and macro attributes, and you can create queries by using them without much boilerplate. This is from the diesel crate: #[derive(Insertable)] #[diesel(table_name = users)] struct NewUser<'a> { name: &'a str, hair_color: Option<&'a str>, } let new_users = vec![ NewUser { name: "Sean", hair_color: Some("Black") }, NewUser { name: "Gordon", hair_color: None }, ]; insert_into(users) .values(&new_users) .execute(&mut connection); or update(users.filter(email.like("%@spammer.com"))) .set(banned.eq(true)) .execute(&mut connection) The code you show about sea-orm seems to use `Set` to indicate what to do with the columns, which looks a little more verbose, but I don't know much about it.

This is where I’m at now : #Save Data Variables #Name : @export var pal_name : LineEdit #Skin Tone : #Hair : @onready var hair_path = $"../../../../Base_Angel/Armature/Skeleton3D/NeckBone/HairPos1".get_children() @onready var hair_instance = $"../../../../Base_Angel/Armature/Skeleton3D/NeckBone/HairPos1".get_children() @export var hair_color : ColorPicker #Facial Features : func _on_save_pressed(): var config = ConfigFile.new() #Hair Instance Save if hair_instance: #confirm hair instance exists! #Saving hair scene path! config.set_value("PalSettings", "HairPath", hair_instance.scene_file_path) else: print("No hair to save!") config.set_value("PalSettings", "PalName", pal_name.text) #config.set_value("PalSettings", "HairColor", hair_color.color) config.save("user://PalSettings.cfg") print("Pal Saved!") func _on_load_pressed(): var config = ConfigFile.new() var result = config.load("user://PalSettings.cfg") if result == OK: var hair_path: String = config.get_value("PalSettings", "HairPath") var hair_scene: PackedScene = load(hair_path) hair_instance = hair_scene.instantiate() pal_name.text = config.get_value("PalSettings", "PalName") #hair_color.color = config.get_value("PalSettings", "HairColor") printerr("Error while loading save file! May be corrupted or missing!") I think I am confused on how to define the variables in this section : #Hair : @onready var hair_path = $"../../../../Base_Angel/Armature/Skeleton3D/NeckBone/HairPos1".get_children() @onready var hair_instance = $"../../../../Base_Angel/Armature/Skeleton3D/NeckBone/HairPos1".get_children() I’m also wondering if using a configfile isn’t the best option for saving this data, all the cosmetics are instanced in like this. I’m hoping to be able to load the last saved options in this same scene along with pulling the options that make up the avatar into other game scenes in the future.

Updated it to this, think I’m misunderstanding though. #Name : @export var pal_name : LineEdit #Skin Tone : #Hair : @export var hair_instance : MeshInstance3D @export var hair_color : ColorPicker #Facial Features : func _on_save_pressed(): var config = ConfigFile.new() #Hair Instance Save hair_instance.scene_file_path config.set_value("PalSettings", "PalName", pal_name.text) #config.set_value("PalSettings", "HairColor", hair_color.color) config.save("user://PalSettings.cfg") print("Pal Saved!") func _on_load_pressed(): var config = ConfigFile.new() var result = config.load("user://PalSettings.cfg") if result == OK: var hair_path: String = config.get_value("PalSettings", "HairInst") var hair_scene: PackedScene = load(hair_path) hair_instance = hair_scene.instantiate() pal_name.text = config.get_value("PalSettings", "PalName") #hair_color.color = config.get_value("PalSettings", "HairColor") printerr("Error while loading save file! May be corrupted or missing!")#Save Data Variables Got this error when trying to save : Invalid access to property or key 'scene_file_path' on a base object of type 'Nil'. Does this mean I need to add something to the instance buttons too for it to work? # and you will need to `add_child()` the instance too

Updated Script! #Hair : @export var hair_instance : MeshInstance3D @export var hair_color : ColorPicker #Facial Features : func _on_save_pressed(): var config = ConfigFile.new() config.set_value("PalSettings", "PalName", pal_name.text) config.set_value("PalSettings", "HairInst", hair_instance) #config.set_value("PalSettings", "HairColor", hair_color.color) config.save("user://PalSettings.cfg") print("Pal Saved!") func _on_load_pressed(): var config = ConfigFile.new() var result = config.load("user://PalSettings.cfg") if result == OK: pal_name.text = config.get_value("PalSettings", "PalName") hair_instance = config.get_value("PalSettings", "HairInst") #hair_color.color = config.get_value("PalSettings", "HairColor") printerr("Error while loading save file! May be corrupted or missing!")#Save Data Variables #Name : @export var pal_name : LineEdit but got this error : E 0:00:11:483 AlterCreationUI.gd:1657 @ _on_load_pressed(): Couldn't find the given section "PalSettings" and key "HairInst", and no default was given. <C++ Error> Condition "p_default.get_type() == Variant::NIL" is true. Returning: Variant() <C++ Source> core/io/config_file.cpp:85 @ get_value() <Stack Trace> AlterCreationUI.gd:1657 @ _on_load_pressed() In the tutorial I was using they assigned the variables to look for here in the root node of the scene where the script was attached, I’m now realizing I don’t have anything to put here because it doesn’t technically exist until the player makes it exist. Before I put the Node3D that is called HairPos and that wasn’t working either unfortunately : Not sure if it will help but this is the tutorial I was using : Easiest Save Load System in Godot!

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