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AHA! There it is. Yep, that was it.
Looks like I missed a few ES3 calls when I switched from the older version where I wasn't passing settings to every call.
Thanks!

So my ES3 saving/loading code has been working fine but long story short, I'm running into some bugs months after I thought it was working fine. I found I was calling ES3.SaveRaw() in the my load data function that is reading a byte array (due to platform) from disk. It's been a long time since I lo...

Also, for anybody else reading this later, disabling encryption allows the rest of the code to work fine.

Reply with more info sent to PM due to NDA fun times of PLATFORM. :-/

Oh interesting...I have encryption enabled in the editor settings but when I copied the save file from the PLATFORM, it was unencrypted. On PC, the file is encrypted. In code, the only thing I'm changing is: #if PLATFORM Debug.Log("Setting ES3 settings to PLATFORM."); settings.location = E...

Thanks for the quick reply! I tried the following: byte[] fileAsByteArray = new byte[fileSize]; //fileSize is grabbed previously via platform function call ES3.SaveRaw(fileAsByteArray, settings); // settings on this platform are Cache and DataPath But it causes this exception. Any thoughts? Argument...

Hello! I'm trying to fix my save file loading after upgrading to a recent version of ES3. My previous code that used to work: byte[] fileAsByteArray = SecretFileReader(); //redacted due to NDA cache = new ES3File(fileAsByteArray, settings); I already have the byte array of the ES3 file from the file...

OMG it's so obvious. I'm so embarrassed I didn't notice this before.
I began work on this months ago and returned to it and must have just copy/pasted the ES3.Save() instead of cache.Save() as I was fleshing it out.
Sorry for the bonehead question but thank you for clearing it up!

Hmmm...I have no idea how it's writing to disk after every save but the fact it's not supposed to is concerning. I have no changes to ES3 locally and my code is very simple. I have the save file open in a text editor so I can watch it. Stepping through with a debugger, after every ES3.Save() it upda...

Hmmmm....I must not be up to date on the latest version since ES3.Location.Cache isn't found. I'm also reluctant to upgrade since I'm shipping within the next few months. Also, will ES3.Location.Cache work on consoles? Can I safely just remove the ES3.Sync() call? It seems to be writing to the file ...