Let me explain the core save management approach here first since its pretty important to get right. When working with saves you'll notice the editor uses json format and built-in checksums for data validation, which helps catch issues before they become problems. The timing on saves is crucial - never force-close during a save write and always wait for the process to complete naturally

For the technical side watch out for the memory limitations especially with really big bases or massive inventory collections. The editor might start struggling or freeze up completely when the data gets too heavy. Youll want to trigger manual backups right before making any significant changes, and keep an eye on the checksum validation messages that pop up during edits

Good to know that while the automatic backup system helps catch most issues you should still maintain your own save copies especially for larger builds. The recovery process kicks in automatically if corruption is detected but having your own backup gives you more control. When editing particularly massive saves maybe interesting to break up the changes into smaller chunks giving the editor time to process each update properly before moving to the next modification