-
Cheers.
Yeah I don't think I uploaded anything :(
Although the thing I worked the longest on I did download a copy of. So that's something.
So in future I should periodically be logging in to my autodesk account and downloading everything to a safe/sensible filing system? Or can it be done in the local(?) app?
hugo7-
The free tier of Fusion 360 is cloud storage only, so all of your files are out there somewhere unless it was a long time ago. The grid button top left of the window will show what's in your account.
-
in future I should periodically be logging in to my autodesk account and downloading everything to a safe/sensible filing system?
Or just keep up your subscription. The export option you'd want to use to keep designs available for use in an alternative ecosystem are greyed out in the free personal subscription now. The policy seems to be to keep turning off features until we either fuck off or pay up.
grams
gbj_tester
For local files, just search root for *.F3Z
There is no local store by default, so anything you didn't download from the cloud before your account expired may be lost. There's a local cache, but you probably lost it if you reinstalled F360, and if you're using a different account you probably couldn't load it anyway. Depending on how long your subscription was inactive, you might be able to recover your old cloud stored files by linking to your new account.