Answer by Ashkan_gc
you can use this JSON library.JSONsharpalso you can go to JSON's official web siteto get more info
View ArticleAnswer by PaulT
I use LitJSON in my projects. This is also soon to be implemented officially in u3dobject, for embedding unity and communicating between Unity and Flash on a website.Personally I find this the easiest...
View ArticleAnswer by Brian Kehrer
We have a customized JSON library jormungandr rebuilt based on Jayrock. It is far smaller than the default Jayrock library (which uses XML for some reason - we removed that), and we have recompiled it...
View ArticleAnswer by Tetrad
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/35484-MiniJSON-script-for-parsing-JSON-data?p=231056
View ArticleAnswer by Macarse
`MiniJSON` is also an option. Check the src code [here][1]. [1]: https://raw.github.com/gist/1411710/MiniJSON.cs
View ArticleAnswer by xKroniK13x
I've used JSONParse from the UnifyCommunity, or [this updated version][1], and also MiniJSON. I wrote a tutorial on MiniJSON... [find it here][2]. [1]: https://github.com/tonioloewald/jsonparse [2]:...
View ArticleAnswer by yoyo
We are successfully using [LitJSON][1], but it is a largely dead project -- the author has moved on to other things. I would currently recommend (and plan to switch to) [Json.NET][2], which is up to...
View ArticleAnswer by levwsr
We've been using json extensively for c# / unity, for many years now. We decided to release our really powerful library (currently free!) on the Unity asset store, so give it a look....
View ArticleAnswer by Takohi
Hello, [Easy JSON][1] is very simple and handy. Actually, you don't need to do anything for serialising or deserialising an object. It also supports Unity object and works on every platform including...
View ArticleAnswer by TheGering
Look at [Tiny-JSON (GitHub)][1]. I wrote this to have an easy to use JSON-Lib, that supports all Unity types. It's also very tiny ;-) [1]: https://github.com/gering/Tiny-JSON
View ArticleAnswer by CodePin
Reference [Easy JSON Hashtable][1].. This package is very easy and can be easily converted JSON. JSON string can be easily converted into Hashtable. Hashtable that also can be easily converted into a...
View ArticleAnswer by Ashkan_gc
you can use this JSON library.JSONsharpalso you can go to JSON's official web siteto get more info
View ArticleAnswer by PaulT
I use LitJSON in my projects. This is also soon to be implemented officially in u3dobject, for embedding unity and communicating between Unity and Flash on a website.Personally I find this the easiest...
View ArticleAnswer by Brian-Kehrer
We have a customized JSON library jormungandr rebuilt based on Jayrock. It is far smaller than the default Jayrock library (which uses XML for some reason - we removed that), and we have recompiled it...
View ArticleAnswer by Tetrad
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/35484-MiniJSON-script-for-parsing-JSON-data?p=231056
View ArticleAnswer by Macarse
`MiniJSON` is also an option. Check the src code [here][1]. [1]: https://raw.github.com/gist/1411710/MiniJSON.cs
View ArticleAnswer by xKroniK13x
I've used JSONParse from the UnifyCommunity, or [this updated version][1], and also MiniJSON. I wrote a tutorial on MiniJSON... [find it here][2]. [1]: https://github.com/tonioloewald/jsonparse [2]:...
View ArticleAnswer by yoyo
We are successfully using [LitJSON][1], but it is a largely dead project -- the author has moved on to other things. I would currently recommend (and plan to switch to) [Json.NET][2], which is up to...
View ArticleAnswer by levwsr
We've been using json extensively for c# / unity, for many years now. We decided to release our really powerful library (currently free!) on the Unity asset store, so give it a look....
View ArticleAnswer by Takohi
Hello, [Easy JSON][1] is very simple and handy. Actually, you don't need to do anything for serialising or deserialising an object. It also supports Unity object and works on every platform including...
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