Let’s say I have a list of layers, and I arranged the order to my needs.
Then I click the headline accidently, my layers are sorted now.
By accident, means unwanted.
Undo (of course) doesn’t help.
Any chance to get the previous order back?
Without using snapshots or the layer state manager?
I’ve never been caught in this trap, but I would have to agree this is certainly something that should be undo-able. Every other layer change is (much to the annoyance of someone who just wants to undo geometry changes that occurred among a bunch of layer changes), so it seems only logical that a re-sort should be also.
I don’t think individual layer location changes using the up/down arrow keys are undo-able, but then since they are done one-at-a-time they don’t really need to be since they can just as easily be put back one-at-a-time too. I may be wrong here - I just can’t recall - and I’m not at the Rhino machine to try it out.
It does in Rhino 7.
– Dale
VERY good!