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Ok. This bug has had me losing my mind for several days, until I figured out how to recreate it (by accident).
BEFORE LAUNCHING NUENDO
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Create a new folder for a project you are working on (let’s say /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject)
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Now, inside this project folder, let’s create new folders for the various sections of our project:
a) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section1
b) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section2
c) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section3
d) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section4 -
Now, open Nuendo
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Create a new “Nuendo Project”, based on a template. And select to open it in one of your ‘sections’ (for example, Section 2).
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Stare at the screen for a minute. Realize, this isn’t the template you wanted.
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Close the project (but DON’T save)
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Close Nuendo
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Now, wave a magic wand… and let’s look at what’s in our MyEpicProject folder:
a) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section1
c) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section3
d) /Volumes/Projects/MyEpicProject/Section4 -
Scratch your head and say to yourself, I know I just created that folder … where tf did it go? (hint: it’s not in the trash, or the system log, or anywhere else I can find)
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Be frustrated for several days until you do something very similar again, and have another wtf moment.