Fusion
I would do a quick test to validate what may or may not be happening. Create a basic simple box, save it and close. Open it up, verify, then add a simple feature like a hole, save, close the file. Reopening the file should give you the answer you need to know if the application is saving spas it should. The whole process will not take more than a couple of minutes to either give you the confidence to move forward or post back with a Screencast showing the actual issue.
John Hackney, Retired
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Thanks I have tried that and it seems to be working again as far as saving and resaving the simple new box.
Here is a Screen of my saving history for the problem part.
All the ones in the bracket are identical to the one in the circle, no progress was saved (and I did a lot of work), just the times stamped on the "GhostSaves".
As I said, I also saved as a new name but that has no history to see as it was only V1...
Fusion had some saving issue earlier this week after the first upgrade. They then release a second hotfix that was suppose to correct it. Current version of Fusion 360 is: 2.0.9642 make sure you are upgraded to this version. I do not know what to tell you about your previous situation. As with any application, you need to verify your work from time to time. I do it often in Fusion 360, I save and close and then turn around and open to verify especially if it is important. Sometimes I Export a copy to my hard drive as a interim save when I only what to preserve a mark in time but not add a version. Everyone has their methods.
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If you use the Export command, you chose the folder to save in so you can select it using the Open command, From my Computer option anytime you desire. These Exports do not show up in the Data Panel. You may be interested in reading about Fusion 360 Cache but I will warn you it is a totally different workflow. Cache files are normally used for working offline.
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