ctrl+s / ctrl+shift+s
they currently do the same thing. not sure if that's intentional or redundant, but i think ctrl+s should just save what i'm working on and not question what i'm trying to do...
Re: ctrl+s / ctrl+shift+s
Can't confirm CTRL+S and CTRL+SHIFT+S doing the same. When working and pressing CTRL+S it simply saves the current
factory file and confirms this in the status bar, CTRL+SHIFT+S brings up the expected "Save as..."-dialog...
S3D v4.1.2 / Win10 Pro 2004 x64
So CTRL+S does bring up the "Save as..."-dialog for you each time?
factory file and confirms this in the status bar, CTRL+SHIFT+S brings up the expected "Save as..."-dialog...
S3D v4.1.2 / Win10 Pro 2004 x64
So CTRL+S does bring up the "Save as..."-dialog for you each time?
Re: ctrl+s / ctrl+shift+s
this happens when i've left a factory file open for a long time. i know for a fact that the file i was working on was a previously saved file because of the amount of objects and processes i had in it.
perhaps this happens when i close and re-open S3D, my previous factory file is still loaded onto the work space, when i try to hit ctrl+s it prompts me for a file name, which does not help me when i save multiple factory files with the same models and processes and name it based on which thing i changed last.
perhaps this happens when i close and re-open S3D, my previous factory file is still loaded onto the work space, when i try to hit ctrl+s it prompts me for a file name, which does not help me when i save multiple factory files with the same models and processes and name it based on which thing i changed last.
Re: ctrl+s / ctrl+shift+s
Yes.
No.
S3D restores the last state, it does not reopen the last factory file. You can disable "Save and restore application state" in "General Options -> Preferences -> General Preferences" to make S3D start with an empty workspace, like other applications.
Re: ctrl+s / ctrl+shift+s
I have autosave, but still smash ctrl + s every time I edit anything.
Ctrl-Shift-S is already used for "Save All" (i.e. to save multiple unsaved files) by both Microsoft and non-Microsoft apps.
Ctrl-Shift-S is already used for "Save All" (i.e. to save multiple unsaved files) by both Microsoft and non-Microsoft apps.
Re: ctrl+s / ctrl+shift+s
Old thread, yes... ^^
I think I now know where the confusion about this behaviour comes from. S3D will start restoring the Saved State (if enabled) whenever
you start a new instance - it will not "load" the last factory file as some people might expect.
But:
If you start S3D by double clicking a .factory-file in Windows Explorer, something similar happens:
S3D starts up, loads the factory file's contents - but not like when using "File -> Open". The factory file will not appear
in the title bar. CTRL + S will not work in this case and open up the "Save Factory File As..." dialog.
I think I now know where the confusion about this behaviour comes from. S3D will start restoring the Saved State (if enabled) whenever
you start a new instance - it will not "load" the last factory file as some people might expect.
But:
If you start S3D by double clicking a .factory-file in Windows Explorer, something similar happens:
S3D starts up, loads the factory file's contents - but not like when using "File -> Open". The factory file will not appear
in the title bar. CTRL + S will not work in this case and open up the "Save Factory File As..." dialog.
