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Save to file?
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Thank you :)
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Saving to a file or database will do the trick. The file can be a cab, txt, etc or the database can be an sql, no-sql, etc. Keep in mind that constant reads and writes to a backend, whether db or file, can become cumbersome. Checkpoint saves and manual saves are ideal, but continuoisly looping through a time based saving solution is resource intensive. Best of luck.