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• ChrisIceBox

  August 2025

  If the "Slot index" parameter was set to -1 when clicking an empty slot, you read it with ActionList: Check parameter to ignore the rest of the Actions.

  I don't believe this is currently the case, but at first glance it likely should be. I'll see about implementing this in the next update - thanks for raising the issue.
• ChrisIceBox

  August 2025

  Update: Actually, you can get around this already.

  You can use the Save: Check Action's "Is Slot Empty" method, using the Integer parameter in your ActionList, to check if the currently-clicked slot has a save file or not.
• Maroon

  August 2025

  Thank you very much, Chris. Using Save: Check has solved the issue. However, I’ve run into a small problem related to the SAVE menu after enabling Allow empty slots. The first slot always shows the title Autosave even though autosave is NOT enabled anywhere in the scene. I checked in other scenes and in the game build, but the issue persists. Do you have any idea how to fix this?

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• ChrisIceBox

  August 2025

  The Save file with an ID of 0 is reserved for the Autosave slot. If you're using Unity UI, I supposed you could move its linked Button off-screen so that only 1+ are visible.
• Maroon

  August 2025 edited August 2025

  I tried this solution, but it isn’t stable. It works at first, but after a while I start getting this error: Could not load game: file with ID -1 does not exist. Somehow, saving and loading became unstable when I enabled 'Allow empty slots.' So, I disabled it since it’s not that important.
• Magnus

  3:17AM

  Hi,

  I had a similar problem. My setup:

  • Settings Menu: Max 5 save slots
  • Save Menu5 slots & Load menu 6 slots: Top save slot showed the Autosave so only 4 available slots
  • Save Menu 6 slots and Load menu 6 slots: Top save slot showed autosave and slot 6 not available

  With a bit of help from AI, I changed the MenuSavesList.cs from

  private int GetOptionID (int _slot)
  {
      if (fixedOption)
      {
          return optionToShow;
      }
      return _slot + offset;
  }
  

  to

  private int GetOptionID (int _slot)
  {
      if (fixedOption)
      {
          return optionToShow;
      }
  
      int saveID = _slot + offset;
  
      if (saveListType == AC_SaveListType.Save)
      {
          saveID++;
      }
  
      return saveID;
  }
  

  I now use:

  • Settings manager max save slots 5
  • Save menu 5 slots with 5 buttons, not touching autosave
  • Load menu 6 slots woth 6 buttons, 1st one is autosave and the other 5 from the save menu.

  Works, but not sure if this is ok. Not sure what will happen when MenuSavesList.cs gets updated.

  Magnus
• ChrisIceBox

  10:45AM

  Your issue here sounds a bit different to the original post. In essence, it's that you're looking to hide the autosave from Save menus?