This is the second time I’ve come across this issue. After saving and closing down a Rhino project, I come back to open it and everything inside (all objects, all layers but 1, etc.) is gone.
I’m also looking for the autosaved versions of the project, but can’t find the versions browser that used to be under the File menu. Is this just a feature that has yet to be implemented, or can I find the autosaves somewhere else?
Hmm that’s interesting — why wouldn’t there be feature parity amongst different languages of Rhino? Can us anglophones enjoy some autosave recovery too?
I am experiencing the same issue.
I am working on with a Rhino 5 model and my files are saved in dropbox. I was able to use the dropbox built in version history this morning, but after working on the file for a few hours today all of the saved versions from today are also empty. The only version with data in it is the one I restored from this morning.
Yes, I’m working on a Rhino 5 file in Rhino 6 WIP (The file was created in Rhino 5.5.2).
I am also missing the File > Revert To… option in the menu, but that isn’t the problem I am referring to.
My file is saved in a dropbox folder and is being updated/archived every few minutes as it would be in a normal folder on mac. I used dropboxes built in “version history” function to revert to an older version of the file from yesterday that contained the model data. All of the file versions from today that I tried reverting to were all empty when opened.