Legacy comments: Baste-RainGames

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• Manual/SL-UnityShaderVariables
• ScriptReference/Object.DontDestroyOnLoad
• ScriptReference/AsyncOperation-allowSceneActivation
• ScriptReference/MonoBehaviour.OnTriggerEnter

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[Baste-RainGames]

You can repost them!

[vertxxyz]

Sorry, to clarify, would you like them anonymised or posted under your account?
You'll have to click the porting link if you'd like them as yourself.
(or if you find the app scary, manually repost them at the end of the respective threads and let me know you're done so so I can delete the bot's posts)

[Baste-RainGames]

I could've posted them under my own account but the porting link requires scary permissions ("act on my behalf"), so it's fine if you just post them anonymized.

[vertxxyz]

If you repost them manually (don't reply to the bot, post to the end of the threads) I am happy to clean up the bot's posts.

Sadly with the permissions, github seems to show that no matter the permissions enabled in the app, community/community#37117 (comment) they intend it to mean that the app will be using your identity to perform whatever permissions it needs. In this case it's just:

• Read access to metadata (required)
• Read and write access to discussions