Hey team,
Is Ctrl + Shift + S still working, or was the "Recovery Created Successfully" notification text lost in the UI update?
Scott Moyse
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When I check this directory:
C:\Users\***\AppData\Local\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\***\W.Login
I can see the auto save happening, but ctrl + shift + s has no effect on the files in that folder, so it appears the functionality has been killed off or just forgotten about in the UI update.
Scott Moyse
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It's working fine for me. I just created a design and a recovery save successfully.
The message is gone, along with about a dozen other messages that used to display near the top. The functionality remains. Not sure why you are seeing the results you describe, and we also haven't heard any complaints lately. Please let me know if you crash and don't find a recovery file after using ctrl+shift+s.
@scottmoyse Think you're looking in the wrong place should be here according to this page Edit and from my test it seems to work.
Windows:
C:\users\<username>\APPDATA\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\<GUID>\CrashRecovery
Also think the file need to be changed from the last recovery save as well.
Mark
Mark Hughes
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@Phil.E wrote:
The message is gone, along with about a dozen other messages that used to display near the top.
Removing the message in this case creates a poor experience for that command... I know it's effectively undocumented, but there should be some kind of micro-interaction which gives the user a clue that the command they just executed had an effect.
To confirm, I can see this is working thanks to the folder location shared by @HughesTooling without having to crash out of Fusion.
Scott Moyse
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@GRSnyder wrote:
@scottmoyse wrote: Is Ctrl + Shift + S still working, or was the "Recovery Created Successfully" notification text lost in the UI update?Ooh, this looks interesting. May I ask exactly what it does? Saves the current document in the recovery area instead of making a new version in the real document? Hmm, that seems useful.
https://www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/class/101-Fusion-360-Tips-and-Tricks-2018#video go to 13:15 and you'll see me explain it.
Scott Moyse
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