Thank you for the reply.
If I append the path setting to something like Slot1\SaveFile.es3 that will use a file at that location.
How would I append this programmatically? Would I need to build a string and use that as path?
Slot number + save file name with slot number being a global variable?

What is the solution for this? I'm experiencing the exact same issue. When using a damp time (in set animator float) the blend tree that is using a Vertical animator float value de-syncs with the actual float value listed in parameters.

For example, in the Parameters tab shown on the side of the Animator window the Vertical float shows as 0, but in the blendtree itself that is referencing that float it shows a different number.

If I set damp time to 0 this issue completely goes away. Unity's animation system is so buggy.

The problem was with the references within the FSMs.

I fixed the loading time problem with Resource Load.

From 50 seconds to just 7 seconds.

More important is exported build size, not the file size shown in windows explorer. Also scene size likely increased if you have prefabs/textures/audio referenced in that scene, FSMs alone usually are not heavy.
Depending on platform look up for optimizing builds by compressing textures/audio in Unity's import settings (selecting an asset and look at inspector) and changing other project settings

I cannot be sure that the values in the attachment below are normal.

While even audio clips are 20MB, all Playmaker values exceed 100MB in total.
The game was made entirely with Playmaker.

Hello all!
I'm looking to set up save slots to my game. My ideas are getting complicated, so I'm sure there's a simpler method that where I'm headed.
The idea was to use the save slot number as a global variable, and prefix to save and load keys. Each key would have "Slot1_" added using the build string action to every save and load call.
This means that I have to have states where I build these strings, and extra variables (slot number, key, key with slot number appended).

It would be easier if I could just use the save slot to point to another file, and leave all my keys alone. Is that a possibility?