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Undo functionality #6
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We agree. It is a very useful feature. I'm not sure that it will be delivered in our next release but we will try to implement it in the future. Do you have any idea how it should be implemented to be convenient for you? For example, it can be per frame/image only or global with jumps to corresponding frames. |
I haven't used the tool enough to have a strong opinion, but the case I'm most concerned about is when I delete something, like a track, accidentally and want to recover it. Intuitively, I think it should just undo exactly what the last keystroke or mouse click did. |
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Have you considered undo functionality?
Seems like that would be a very useful feature.
Thanks.
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