>>713163778
I encounter similar problem with Godot.
So i torrented some retarded movie at the same time working on a small gamejam game. I saved the scene in the Godot at the time, when there were no free space on my harddrive. What Godot do is basically this:
>every object that is on the current scene gonna be saved on a new file and overwritten
>oops, there are no place for a file bigger than 1 byte
>OK, I just gonna overwrite all old files with these new empty files
And I was just flabbergasted as 2 weeks of "work" go down in drain in a second.

What helped me was my obsession with exporting game every day and uploading it on itch.io just to test the current build, so I wouldn't get into a situation when it's a deadline and game is too big to run into a browser (HTML5).

So i downloaded my last build, and run Godot_Recovery_Tools, it decompile my own game back into Godot readable thingy.