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Hmmm, I believed that it wont help, but it worked, i replaced Types folder and everything is working now. If some custom scripts are made from Editor, maybe better to created separate folder for user types

I am using just simple ES3 installed from Package Manager. You mean Assets/Plugins/Easy Save 3/Scripts/Types folder? Or there should be some another folder with types? I am not sure if I made such types in that project, because it was 9 month ago and I don't remember, but I think I didn't make some ...

Strange thing happens. I have working project (2021.3.20f) where I use just use: ES3.Save("levels", levelSaveData, _es3Settings); levelSaveData = ES3.Load("levels", new Dict<int, LevelSaveData>()); without calling OnBeforeSerialize or OnAfterDeserialize and everything works fine....

Thx, for your answer, ok I understood about keys, also I have added EDIT section to my post

Thanks, for your answer. I have related question about 1 key or several key. I am used to do like that: SaveData saveData = new(); then in SaveData i have: PlayerSaveData and EquipmentSaveData. and when I load game, I load all my save into SaveData object. When you answered that fewer keys are quick...

I have save object A which have children B and C, and C have D and so on. And all classes have tens of fields I am using a = ES3.Load("A", new A()); (and then I can access a.c.d.somefield) I am curious whats work faster, if i made 1 write or read with lot of data, or should i separate all ...