Tip: Recovering Lost Files with Autosave
by In this quick Blender 2.5 video tip we show you how to stave off frustration in the case of a crash or lost work by using Blenders autosave feature to recover your work
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Thank you so much! I did not know this, and was getting very frustrated because blender is still in alpha stages and *sigh* crashes every once in a while.
lol. “Losing as much as five minutes is a he- whole lot better…”
Anyway, Great tip!
Thank you so much! I did not know this, and was getting very frustrated because blender is still in alpha stages and *sigh* crashes every once in a while.
lol. “Losing as much as five minutes is a he- whole lot better…”
Anyway, Great tip!
Thanks for the tip! I wish I knew this earlier!
This is a real life saver
Thanks for the tip! I wish I knew this earlier!
This is a real life saver
Great tip. It will definately help with the work on my nwe short film. 2.5 doesn’t seem to be very stable when working with lots of particles, and it has crashed on me quite a bit lately.
(On a side note, I always notice the large number of ex. drives you have. Your work station must be pretty awsome!)
Great tip. It will definately help with the work on my nwe short film. 2.5 doesn’t seem to be very stable when working with lots of particles, and it has crashed on me quite a bit lately.
(On a side note, I always notice the large number of ex. drives you have. Your work station must be pretty awsome!)
It already saved me lots of times!
It already saved me lots of times!
This does not seem to work in the MAC OS installed 2.5 A2 version.
this was a very helpful tip!
thank you.
And what happens when blender not only corrupts your file, but the autosave as well?
You are screwed.
Does anyone know how to autosave Render Result every x time?
Sounds like a job for a quick python script.
Interesting blog post. Things i would like to contribute is that computer memory must be purchased in case your computer can’t cope with whatever you do along with it. One can deploy two RAM memory boards having 1GB each, for example, but not one of 1GB and one with 2GB. One should check the manufacturer’s documentation for the PC to be certain what type of storage is necessary.
Thank you so much! You totally just saved my computer screen right now. I should have known better as I always save every time I finish something major, but for some reason tonight I hadn’t done that and I thought I had lost my last 2.5 hours of work. So glad this came up first in search results. Thank you thank you thank you!