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After opening your game go to the save menu. You will see two saves. Choose the older one. That might be before you ended the expedition.
Unless you did a manual backup that is your only option. The save editor can't edit data that no longer exist.
you can't go back on a save but You can regain what you lost with the editor.... and more if you like
Get the same ship you had and make/build it as it was with it
PS: you can also save your ships ALL of the ships you ever had any time in the game and reload them when ever you like like get a ship build it the way you like and save. Then you can reload that ship in any save
The editor is not as bad as peoples say it is it's a tool that fixes a lot of things
i myself use the save editors to raise the slots avalable in the vaults, or to get items from past expiditions you can nolonger get. its not a bad thing. not to mention it helped me recover a save when the cloud system decided to reactivate itseld and overwrite my 6 year old save file with one that was just a few months old... and last played on weeks after cloud saves were added....
Same here I have a file with over 2000 hours on it, there's no way I'm going to rely on "the game" to keep this going