Where are my models?

and.magro
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Where are my models?

and.magro
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Hello,

 

This is not the first time that happened this week, the models simply disappeared after I open a project.

Please help.

 

 

Thanks

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HughesTooling
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Can you give more information we're not mind readers. Can you attached some screen shots, how about exporting the file and attaching to this thread. I'll guess that you opened a file and none of your bodies show, try running a compute all, press Crtl+B. If that gets the bodies back you probably have errors in the timeline you need to fix. If you right click the design name in the browser and select export and save as an f3d file and attach to this thread I'll take a look.

 

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HughesTooling
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See this thread does it seem similar to your problem.

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/design-validate-document/design-lost-components/td-p/6213330

 

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and.magro
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Hello,

 

Sorry for the lack of information, and thanks for the quickly response.
In my case when I opened a file, only the last body that I was working was lost, the other one was still visible.
Fortunately the command Ctrl+B solved the problem, and brought the body back without any errors in the timeline.

 

Thanks.

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and.magro
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I was reading the threat with the similar problem that you indicated me, then I remembered that the my problems comes after I export the body in a stl file.
I exported a stl file, closed the Fusion and in next day when I opened the project the body was lost.
This already happened several times this week, always after export to a stl file and then closed Fusion.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

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HughesTooling
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I just down loaded and opened your file and it seems OK, does this look right.

Capture5.PNG

 

I guess this is after running Crl+b. If you have this problem again can you export before running Ctr+b and upload, you might have found a bug or it could be something else, without seeing the file it's hard to know. The problem showing up after exporting the STL could be a consistence, opening the file after a save will sometimes find an error that was there before the save.

 

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and.magro
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Yes, it was after the Ctrl+B.
Next time I will send the file before apply the command.
But as you can see there's no errors in the timeline, maybe it's not the errors that is causing this problem.

 

Thanks

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zhanganchun
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Hi magroesteves,

 

Thank you for reporting the issue of exporting STL. Sorry for the inconvenience. We have fixed it and the fix will be included in next Fusion update.

Terry

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and.magro
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Hello,

 

 

Here's another project with the same problem.
Last action that was made, was a export stl, then I close Fusion, and today opened the file again, and the bodies from the active component was lost.

I'm sending the .f3d of the project, I didn't apply the Ctrl+B command.

 

Thanks

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zhanganchun
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Hi magroesteves,

This file(Cube 4x4 1mm) is the same issue for saving after export STL. As a workaround, please save your model before Export to STL, this can avoid the auto-save which happens in later document close.

Terry

Software Engineer - Fusion 360
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