when i work on a part of a complex arrangement and want to further pick out a detail to isolate, the unisolate command reverts completely back to the unisolated version, being able to go only one step backwards would be nice.
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hi, I agree with that, something like undo isolate, similar to undo cplane change for example.
Hello - you can use named ‘hide buckets’ for that -
-Hide command, with the dash in front.
Also here:
-Pascal
no please not… at least not for this purpose.
inverting selections then calling a dashed version of a command then typing a memorable name which you then have to type again after you have called the dashed version of show, not getting lost in brain knots/lags/overflows is just very slow and not practical.
i think @DiegoK’s suggestion sounds much better, but even if i have to unisolate twice in a row with space/enter, i might even prefer to hit unisolate twice. what do you guys think?
Hello- you can do whatever you want of course, I was trying to get you some help for the short term.
Invert -Hide A
`-Show A’
etc.
-Pascal