Saved Array Indices are not loading in even with correct data? [Fixed]

Hello again,

I'm unfortunately having trouble loading another aspect of my game after saving: Array indices. I may need another pair of eyes to spot what I'm doing wrong.

I have six arrays in the frame to load, but I just want to focus on the first one for this post.

Here's my code for saving the array indices in order:

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This produces a plain text save file as shown in this example:

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However when I try to load the Arrays at the saved indices with the code below:

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The Array is loaded in at the default values of X=1, and Y= 0: (I've tested this and verified it is indeed the default values, and not that it's being forced to be 1 and 0 from some other event)

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I've heard that this means there isn't any data in the Ini object, but as far as I'm aware the code I have loads in the correct file which has the data that's supposed to be loading in, so why is this happening?

I have isolated the relevant objects and events into a single frame and the problem still persists, below is my game save code from start to finish, where I am trying to load the Array Indices:

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Something is wrong with this code and I don't know what. The default values for the GetItemValue function are loaded in, which should indicate the absence of data in the ini file, but as shown below, the ini file is loaded in via the debugger:

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Here is an mfa of the problem isolated:

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Everything is there except for the Array file, so if you want to test it, you should replace the array file with your own.

I fixed the problem by using the regular ini object instead of the ini++ version. For whatever reason the problem could not be solved with the ini++ object, even with the correct action order.