History
View and navigate undo/redo history
History
The History panel shows a list of all actions you've taken, allowing you to undo and redo changes.
History list
Display
Each action shows:
- Icon - Undo or redo indicator
- Description - What changed (action type)
- Time - When it happened
Current state
The current state is marked with a blue "Current State" indicator. Actions above are in the redo stack (shown grayed out); actions below are in the undo stack.
Navigating history
Undo and redo
Click any undo item to undo to that point. Click any redo item to redo to that point.
Keyboard shortcuts
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Cmd + Z | Undo |
| Cmd + Shift + Z | Redo |
Action types
The History panel shows every change to the project, labelled by the name of the action that produced it. Typical entries cover edits to the node graph, fixtures, layers, timeline, and project-wide settings. Hover over any row to see the full description.
History limits
History is kept in memory during your session. When you perform new actions after undoing, the redo stack is cleared.
Branching
Non-destructive editing
When you undo and make new changes, a new branch is created and the old "future" is discarded.
Preserving states
To keep a state:
- Undo to that state.
- Use Project > Save copy... to create a copy.
- Continue editing in either file.
Related
- Keyboard Shortcuts - All shortcuts