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**Binary Exportable** component as seen in the Scene Inspector

The BinaryExportable component takes in a Binary asset and allows the Slot to be exportable as a binary file on your device.

This is more of an uncommon way to export your files, but there are a couple of uses that are useful to know.

Fields

Fields
Name	Type	Description
`persistent`	Bool	Determines whether or not this item will be saved to the server.
`UpdateOrder`	Int	Controls the order in which this component is updated.
`Enabled`	Bool	Controls whether or not this component is enabled. Some components stop their functionality when this field is disabled, but some don't.
`Binary`	Binary

Usage

Using this component with the StaticBinary component, allows the user to export a binary file with a provided url.

Keep in mind that exporting a binary file is one-way currently in Resonite (especially if you are thinking about local storage), this is due to the fact that Resonite uses the .bin as files that it does not recognize. So importing from a binary raw file is not doable.

Examples

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+The '''BinaryExportable''' component takes in a [[Type:Binary|Binary]] asset and allows the [[Slot]] to be exportable as a binary file on your device.
+This is more of an uncommon way to export your files, but there are a couple of [[Component:BinaryExportable#Usage|uses]] that are useful to know.
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 == Usage ==
+Using this component with the [[Component:StaticBinary|StaticBinary]] component, allows the user to export a binary file with a provided [[Type:Uri|url]].
+Keep in mind that exporting a binary file is one-way currently in [[Resonite]] (especially if you are thinking about local storage), this is due to the fact that Resonite uses the <code>.bin</code> as files that it does not recognize. So importing from a binary raw file is not doable.
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