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Where has gone the sketch?
antonio_soares485
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Hi, I am a occasional user of OnShape. I use-it for designing mechanical parts for fabricating parts oe modelling devices, volumes or other stuff. I am a basic user.
As far as I understand, there is no need to save our work as it is a onlive tool.
Well, yesterday and today again, I lost completely a sketch that I was working on. I did an interruption of some amount, let´s say more than two hour, and left the computer online.
When return to work to resume the sketch I was asked to reconnect and the sketch was gone. Tried to go back with the time line but nothing happened. It vanished.
Did I missed some procedure? How to save our work?
Would like to read some thoughts about.
Thanks
As far as I understand, there is no need to save our work as it is a onlive tool.
Well, yesterday and today again, I lost completely a sketch that I was working on. I did an interruption of some amount, let´s say more than two hour, and left the computer online.
When return to work to resume the sketch I was asked to reconnect and the sketch was gone. Tried to go back with the time line but nothing happened. It vanished.
Did I missed some procedure? How to save our work?
Would like to read some thoughts about.
Thanks
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It's worth noting that, as a general best-practice, your sketches should usually be fairly simple though, and if you need additional detail, you should do additional sketches.... usually.