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Int8 = 1 Byte
Int16 = 2 Bytes
Int24 = 3 Bytes
Int32 = 4 Bytes


0000000E536F6C6469657241726D55703300
Int32 Length
String[Length]Name
I've alredy shown you my code for reading all the property's correctly, here.
Trust me in all strings in this save store the length as int32, inc ArrayProperty, 4 bytes. But yeh, I've never seen a string actual have a length over 255, so only the last byte is used.

















The Length includes the null terminator,
Just go to the first value and you will understand
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Your not listening, The length includes the null byte after, not a byte from in front.
If you were using hex workshop I would give you a bookmark to explain, but do you want me to show you on TV? PM me your IDs. Once you see what im talking about you will understand.