Is there any way to open a file and see his commands history, or to do CNTRL+Z to file I closed and opened again?
Thanks.
Well, if you are still in the exact same instance of Rhino, the text of the command line history (F2) for previous files is kept - to the limit of the maximum number of lines allowed - I don’t know how many though, or if there is a setting to change this…
So you might be able to see which commands were executed in a previously opened file, depending on the above conditions.
However - when you close a file, the undo stack is deleted so any possibility of undoing anything at all is definitively lost. So I think the basic answer to your question is - no.
–Mitch
So I cannot undo thing but with F2 i can see the commands history