getting so tired of this message 2005-04-20 - By peterb
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Something that no one has mentioned yet, is the log file!
Now that is an absolute lifesaver.
It keeps the command history of all the work you do, and you can run it as a
script.
Yesterday I lost a few hours of work (well I'm on XSI 3.51 most of the time,
so I'm not used to crashing! so I dont save too often)
and it didnt allow to save the scene when crashing as it does most of the
time.
But the logfile enabled me to redo all the work I did from the last
savescene in a few minutes.
Thank you thank you soft for this gift from heaven.
> > Using a recovered scene is a dangerous thing to do, but using elements
> > extrapolated from it to rebuild it or update an older scene is perfectly
> > safe and in some occasions a big time saver.
> >
>
> It's interesting that you completely outlaw the use of a recovered scene,
yet regard elements extrapolated from that recovered scene as 'perfectly
safe'.
> In my experience of crashed scenes, nothing is safe, yet on occasions I
find everything is fine. Surely any element extrapolated from a recovered
scene has the potential of containing dodgy data, no matter how 'clean' they
may appear?
>
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