My game auto-saves after certain cutscenes using the 'Auto-save after?' option in the inspector. I can tell it's at least partially working because the screenshot in the folder with the save file changes correctly. The problem is that when I load the game from the title screen, it loads the game at the first scene of the game (there is an auto-save there as well) with all the progress and items gone.
I have tried deleting all the save files so that there is only one, I see the save file being created in the folder, but it's as if the subsequent auto-saves, after the initial one in the first scene, don't overwrite the initial save.
Since I don't want any save slots in the menus or even any save button I try only to use the auto-save feature. I tried 3 ways of saving the game. The first way was to check the 'Auto-save after?' option in the inspector. The second way was to Override the auto-save slot in a cutscene action list. The third way was to save to the first slot of a save list. All three ways resulted in the same problem.
I also tried 3 ways to load the game from the title screen, all three ways were called in an action list activated by the continue button in the title screen menu. The first way was to continue from last save. The second way was to load the autosave. The third way was to load the game from a slot in a save list.
I am completely stumped here. I have no way of knowing whether the saves are not being overwritten or when loading the save isn't being read correctly. Any help would be appreciated.
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You will need to update your version of AC in order for us to determine if it is still an issue or has since been fixed. You're right to be cautious at it is quite a jump - so I would recommend doing so in a duplicated project so that you can easily revert to the old version. A guide to upgrading is covered in Section 1.6 of the Manual, and you will need to read the "Upgrade notes" of each version as listed in the included Changelog file - they will cover any changes made to AC that may affect your game.