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- If you drew an object that you didn't intend to draw, use the eraser to remove it instead of undo.
- If you did a push/pull operation no that you didn't want to, do a second push pull operation to get back to the original position instead of undo. Note you can type distances for operation or snap to other geometry.
- If you deleted an object you didn't intend to then redraw it instead of deleting it. If you deleted a lot and don't want to re-draw it you can close the model without saving and reload the last saved version.
One additional note I will add. If you are just drawing loose SketchUp geometry that isn't part of the OpenStudio model yet, such as a floor diagram that you plan to later extrude, you can use undo.
- If you drew an object that you didn't intend to draw, use the eraser to remove it instead of undo.
- If you did a push/pull operation no that you didn't want to, do a second push pull operation to get back to the original position instead of undo. Note you can type
distancesdistwnces for operation or snap to other geometry. - If you deleted an object you didn't intend to then redraw it
insteadintend of deleting it. If you deleted a lot and don't want to re-draw it you can close the model without saving and reload the last saved version.
One additional note I will add. If you are just drawing loose SketchUp geometry that isn't part of the OpenStudio model yet, such as a floor diagram that you plan to later extrude, you can use undo.