hi I just spent 2 hours drawing something just for it do get deleted because I created a new save and then deleted the original save which ended up deleting the copy too help

i've checked in my quest 3's open brush sketches folder and the supposed autosave file the help website talks about doesnt exist

The Autosave folder is located inside the Sketch folder. If you drew with a computer connection, then look there, usually in Docs. If you drew the stand alone version then you need to connect the headset to your computer, open it as a flash drive and find it there

autosave is PC only feature for performance reasons. we should probably make this clearer in the docs

there's a chance the quest three is powerful enough to handle it but I haven't had a chance to really test these kind of things And a lot of the decisions on what to enable and disable were made back in quest one days

Oh, I didn't know

as soon as we've got the big update to Unity 6 and urp done I'll have more time to look at those kind of things

Haha, that sounded like a walk in the park 🙂 (I mean it probably isn't 🤔 )

I already connected my quest to a computer and went into the sketches folder and it wasn't there

It should be there if you also drew by connecting to the computer and running the computer version of the game. Is it correct @andybak ?

@Salami are you running directly on the quest or are you running on the PC and viewing the VR via the quest?

IE Is Openbrush installed on the Quest or on the PC?

@andybak Looking at the Unity 6 kitchen sink link the page shows Prerequisites Unity 2022.3.34f1 Is the correct unity version to set it up with?

where is that? the readme? that's not something we'd remember to update on a branch! the source of truth is always inside ProjectSettings/ProjectVersion.txt

that is always the correct version for a unity project

ok, thanks. Found it. 6000.3.18f1

You shouldn't need to even look it up because unity handles this for you. If you use unity hub and just add the project it'll automatically open it in the right version or offer to download the right version

Hii

Welcome!

Hello world!

I'm trynna study up in making 3d portraits was wondering if there were any courses or video you guys could send me in the direction of

This artist does some really good portraits in Open Brush:

Is there a video on how to do experimental features?

Could you explain what you mean by that? What experimental features were you thinking about in particular?

Just a general video on how to enable them and use them.

"experimental features" can mean different things. The simplest one is just to swish to the beta release: https://docs.openbrush.app/alternate-and-experimental-builds/open-brush-beta-docs

That gets new features before the normal release

There are also the "experimental brushes" which are in every version and you just turn them on by going into settings

Beyond that you're on to experimental builds based on unfinished feature branches... Not sure if that's what you're asking about but that's a bit more complicated

Is any of that close to what you mean?