By writing this post I feel like an idiot but I’ve always created new files for new objects and "save"ing the snapmaker file was more or less just something I do with ANY type of file I create. I’ve haven’t had to reload one in awhile.
Today I went to load a file that I had worked on yesterday to finish creating attributes for it. The only thing that reloaded was the actual object. I had rotated the object and resized it and of course I had started to created attributes for printing it ( a lithogram where many things are done differently than default or near to default settings.). NOTHING was saved except for the object which was no longer rotated, and resized.
Did I do something wrong? I don’t remember anything like this happening from years ago when I used to make multiple copies of one object and might load the snap file to add or subtract objects before generating the G-code.
This is weird. Why bother saving ANYTHING if it doesn’t save the way you last worked on it?
PS… I had a saved ‘Lithophane attributes file’ months ago but was making a few changes. Now I’m not even sure how (or IF) those saved because saving personal attribute files in Luban has always been awkward (and sometimes unreliable) in the past.