Ok, so I know that OpenSCAD creates a backup file before any renders in case
it goes stupid, but I turned off my console, so I don't know where the
backup file is or what it is called.

Help!

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I don't see it. :(

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What would it be called?

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Nm.  Found it in "My Documents/OpenSCAD/backups"

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Sorry Marius,

I panicked and didn't read the directories you posted.  I thought that it
was part of your sig. :/ -_-

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The backup feature just saved my rear this morning.  Thank you for adding
this feature.

I made a copy/paste error that put a call to a module inside its own module;
this was not intended to be a recursive function and had no way of escape...

OpenSCAD gave "Recursion detected" a few times and locked up hard.... and I
am sitting in front of an hour's code that I have been tinkering with and
forgot to save....

Backups FTW!

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