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I need help to recover. I made a change and I think I broke or lost it all HELP!!

carlos_berdealcarlos_berdeal Member Posts: 76 ✭✭
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I made a change in the drawing in sketch 1 i think and I think I broke it. I lost a lot of work and not sure if I could recover it. I am new to this, just a few weeks into 3d modeling and this is going to kill me!


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  • MichaelPascoeMichaelPascoe Member Posts: 1,989 PRO
    If the model is broken due to a sketch change, you can revert back to a previous point in time with the steps below. If the sketch was some how never saved, I'm not sure how to recover an unsaved sketch.
    • Open the versions and history tab.
    • Make sure you are viewing "Main"
    • While viewing main, right click the old version you want to restore. Then click restore to main.


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  • Jake_DelanoJake_Delano Member, Onshape Employees Posts: 41
    Hi Carlos, if this was a sketch that you had committed already and want to reference back to, try using the Versions and History Tab. You can restore your design to a previous point through the Restore functionality. If you were in the middle of a sketch and closed it out without committing the changes, then you will have to recreate your work.
  • carlos_berdealcarlos_berdeal Member Posts: 76 ✭✭
    Thank you all for your help! Disaster averted!
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