To understand how the editor works, you must first understand the files it manipulates. When a developer uses Unity and ES3 to save a game, the plugin converts complex game data—like player coordinates, inventory lists, health points, and quest flags—into a structured file format. By default, ES3 typically saves data in one of three ways:

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To understand how the editor works, you must first understand the files it manipulates. When a developer uses Unity and ES3 to save a game, the plugin converts complex game data—like player coordinates, inventory lists, health points, and quest flags—into a structured file format. By default, ES3 typically saves data in one of three ways: