I recently reinstalled my OS and Flame.
After reinstalling Flame i pointed the system to the media storage and opened the software but did not see my projects.
I went into the backup of my system harddrive I created before i did this and moved all the projects from /opt/Autodesk/Projects into the new system drive.
Still not seeing any of the projects. Can someone let me know what I am missing here?
I am on Mac. I tried the ALL VERSIONS in the project list but still nothing. This is the same exact version of Flame 2022.3.1. I am currently uninstalling 2022.3.1 and will install the base 2022 version first to see if that was my issue. Any other ideas?
Thats what I was thinking but I can not get auto desk to ask for full disk permissions. I created a new project but i still don’t see it asking for this. Any idea how to prompt it to work correctly?
Wait don’t hijack this thread… I need to get this system up and running for tomorrow morning… anyone has any real insight please shoot me a message or respond here.
If i look at the database file for the projects i can see all my previous projects in there but it’s only reading the new one on the bottom that was created in this system as a test.
Jonathan, I would contact anyone in IT support who can help you at the moment. There is ADSK support, but I don’t know what time zone you’re in. There are also freelance engineer Flame wizards who can help you if you can pay their hourly rate. Jack would be my go to.
I copied all the files as suggested, Clip library, swdb and projects files.
Now I can see the projects but when i launch the project the software just crashes.
The backup on my clips library reads about 196 gb
when I go to copy it back to the folder for some reason it will only copy about 57 gb, not more, no matter what i try.
if I copy the projects individually from the clips library i can see them in the available projects but i get this error message when I try to open it