UNDO only last action

mastrolube

Hi, sorry for the nooby question...
Is it possible to have a more gentle UNDO command?

I mean: how to UNDO only the last action as in AUTOCAD? Because when I CTRL+Z it undoes a lot of actions.
https://help.bricsys.com/document/_commandreference--CMD_undo/V22/IT_IT?id=165079115380

Looks like everything I do is considered a big-only macro action...

I've edited a block, changed something inside, and wanted to go back... It goes to the beginning of the time

Thanks, Dennis

mastrolube

Why I can't UNDO this polyline creation?
I think I'm missing something...

mastrolube

https://help.bricsys.com/document/troubleshooting--why_UNDO_reverts_too_many_operations/undefined/IT_IT?id=165245343936
Ok, thanks to this link I found out that a plugin I buy is the problem

Anthony Apostolaros

Take a look at the Undo Control setting in Settings > Settings (just type undo control as soon as the Settings panel opens). Mine is set at 5, and I can do the things you say you want to do. You can expand (+) the Undo Control setting to see the components and make changes. See also online support on the Undo command.

mastrolube

Hello Anthony!
I've done some tests and found something interesting.

If that plugin gets loaded automatically, that causes the problem!
If you load it manually it works like a charm!

I think it is due to the order in which things are done. Perhaps the automatic load causes the plugin to load at a time that creates incompatibility.
Any idea someone?

Anthony Apostolaros

Loading it manually means it's loaded after all the other automatically-loaded lisp functions, yes?
So maybe making it the last auto-loaded function would solve the problem?
The order in which they're loaded is specified in the ON_DOC_LOAD.LSP file in the Support sub-folder of the Program Files folder.