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Autosave, versions and history
Projects save themselves by default, and every save or autosave is kept in the project's history, so you can go back and load an older state.
The history is a safety net for experiments: if a drastic change fails, load the version from before.
How to
Save the project and add a version
- 1
Go back to an older version of a project
- 1 select the project in the projects folder
- 2 opens its history; pick a version and load it
Details
- TE’s guide
Autosave is on by default; switching it off in the project or system settings leaves only manual saves.
- TE’s guide
Each manual save ( in the project view) also adds a version to the project's history.
- TE’s guide
The history keeps every save and autosave, so older states can be loaded and heard; in the projects folder opens it for the selected project.
- TE’s guide
Versions and autosaves carry the date and time from the clock page of the system settings.
- TE’s guide
On a computer (over MTP), the history files sit in a backups folder beside your projects; to back up one project, copy its file together with its history folder.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
Over MTP the unit also shows projects/workspace.xy; on the owner's unit it held the project that was open.