![]() ![]() It apparently has permissions issues with trying to access your save file in newer Android versions, in which case its backup feature will be useless. You can alternatively copy the files yourself to somewhere else. The filename will be hashed, that is, it will be some long string of letters and numbers.IOS: I've got two methods here for transferring to and from thanks to two iOS users. ![]() Using a backup explorer of your choice you can view what the hashes are for the actual filenames to find out which is the file you want. If you're doing this to use a save editor you'll want to rename it to Vault1.sav, do your stuff, then rename it back to exactly the same long string of letters and numbers. ![]()
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