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remi
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When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > Save).

Often I will todo Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > Save).

Often I will to Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > Save).

Often I will do Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

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When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > SaveEdit > Save).

Often I will to Run ScriptRun Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > Save).

Often I will to Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > Save).

Often I will to Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

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When writing a script and Blender crashes I looselose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+SAlt+S or Edit>SaveEdit > Save). 

Often I will to Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't. Is

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

When writing a script and Blender crashes I loose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit>Save). Often I will to Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't. Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

When writing a script and Blender crashes I lose the changes in my script? If blender crashes, I can only get the scripts I've saved manually saved (via Alt+S or Edit > Save). 

Often I will to Run Script and I thought that also saves the script, but apparently it doesn't.

Is there a way to either recover, or does Blender save the last "run" script somewhere?

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