The undo queue has a list of the commands that have been executed by the users and is therefore something that could be utilized to playback what the user did for others to learn from.įrom that idea, there was exploration around how to improve the video playback experience. Way back in 2010, Tovi Grossman, Justin Matejka and George Fitzmaurice from the Autodesk Research User Interface Group published a paper entitled Chronicle: Capture, Exploration, and Playback of Document Workflow Histories.Ĭhronicle started with the idea that the majority of tools today support undo functionality. What you may not know is the history of how this tool came to be. Thanks for bringing this up and wish you good luck.Hopefully you've heard that Autodesk Screencast is a new tool that lets you capture your workflows, to easily create powerful and engaging learning materials. We are considering providing more meaningful messages and information in case of error for a better user experience.Īny more questions, concerns and issues please let us know. Currently only in-progress and completed tasks are synced. That's the reason why the failed model disappeared when you clicked the 'reload' button. In this way, you don't need to upload all your photos again.īy the way, memento does not sync failed models.

Click 'Create' button and give the model a new name to start reconstruction. Click the 'Open' button and you will then see all the photos listed as thumbnails.

Just click the 'Photos' button on the dashboard, in the 'Choose your photo folder location' dialog, click 'A360 Drive' button to browse to the folder with the photos of the failed task. In your case, what you can do is to start a new task with the existing photos in your A360 drive. If it takes too long, then something could be wrong on the server side. Registering a task normally takes a few seconds to less than a minute.

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