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• ChrisIceBox

  February 3

  SettingsManager doesn't need to be in Resources - only the References file, which should have the Managers assigned in its Inspector.

  There shouldn't be an issue retrieving Resources on Xbox, but it is possible to assign the References asset manually through code, avoiding the need to load it through resources.

  Try using this script in your game's first scene:

  using UnityEngine;
  using AC;
  
  [DefaultExecutionOrder (-100)]
  public class ReferencesAssigner : MonoBehaviour
  {
  
      public References references;
  
      void Awake ()
      {
          Resource.References = references;
      }
  
  }
  
• Adventure4Life

  February 6 edited February 6

  It solved the issue and not crush on the references on both Xbox and Nintendo Switch, thank you!

  Now on Nintendo Switch, I encounter an issue with save files.
  I've read in the forum that PlayerPrefs are supported and according to the log it looks like the game create them successfully with the message "PlayerPrefs key saved", but it also attempt to create directory and failed.

  Here's the logs:

  PlayerPrefs Key 'AC_PlotOfTheDruid_0' saved
  
   -> AC debug logger
  UnityEngine.DebugLogHandler:LogFormat(LogType, Object, String, Object[])
  UnityEngine.Logger:Log(LogType, Object, Object)
  UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object, Object)
  AC.ACDebug:Log(Object, Object) (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Static\ACDebug.cs:20)
  AC.OptionsFileHandler_PlayerPrefs:SaveOptions(Int32, String, Boolean) (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Options\OptionsFileHandler_PlayerPrefs.cs:25)
  AC.Options:SavePrefsToID(Int32, OptionsData, Boolean) (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Options\Options.cs:122)
  AC.Options:SavePrefs(Boolean) (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Options\Options.cs:102)
  AC.Options:LoadPrefsFromID(Int32, Boolean, Boolean) (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Options\Options.cs:230)
  AC.Options:LoadPrefs() (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Options\Options.cs:130)
  AC.Options:OnInitPersistentEngine() (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Options\Options.cs:51)
  AC.StateHandler:Initialise(Boolean) (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Game engine\StateHandler.cs:113)
  AC.KickStarter:SetPersistentEngine() (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Game engine\KickStarter.cs:182)
  AC.KickStarter:Initialise() (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Game engine\KickStarter.cs:1145)
  AC.MultiSceneChecker:Awake() (at E:\Plot of the Druid\Assets\AdventureCreator\Scripts\Game engine\MultiSceneChecker.cs:45)
  
  
  Error: nn::fs::CreateDirectory() failed because the operation is unsupported.
  

  Here's call stack when attaching debugger:
  https://imgur.com/a/exPXSw7

  It looks like it tries to reach PersistentDataPath which might be the issue.
  Any suggestion how to change the location?

  AC version: 1.76
  Unity version: 2022.3.38f1
  Target Platform: Nintendo Switch
• ChrisIceBox

  February 7

  You need to rely on PlayerPrefs for your save files. At the moment, only Options data is being stored in PlayerPrefs.

  See the Manual's "Custom save formats and handling" chapter for details on how to switch over to SaveFileHandler_PlayerPrefs.
• Adventure4Life

  February 10

  According to the manual, I've called this:
  SaveSystem.SaveFileHandler = new CustomSaveFileHandler();

  where CustomSaveFileHandler inherits from SaveFileHandler_PlayerPrefs, and it solved the problem. Thank you!