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Is it just me, or is History recording each and every teeny thing I do? I don't remember InDesign, QuarkExpress, Pagemaker or Corel being so anal about showing all the sordid details. Is this configurable? How many megalines can History record before "brain freeze"?

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2 hours ago, Leslie Richelle said:

Is it just me, or is History recording each and every teeny thing I do? I don't remember InDesign, QuarkExpress, Pagemaker or Corel being so anal about showing all the sordid details. Is this configurable? How many megalines can History record before "brain freeze"?

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Hello @Leslie Richelle,

I think this is what a history feature is about ;) How would the program know what you don't want to record?

There were some threads about the need of recording 'unmark selection' or not and Affinity team has stated that they consider to think about this.

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How many megalines can History record before "brain freeze"?

In 'Preferences > Performance' there is a slider that sets the 'Undo Limit'. By default it is set 1024 and it can be increased to 8192. I assume brain freeze starts at 8193 xD

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You may have put your finger on it: other programs seem to offer Undo limits in the hundreds, not thousands. I suppose Affinity is trying to be more clear and more thorough than the bloat-monsters with whom they compete. But there's no way I'm going to scan through 8K+ lines of Undos without suffering brain freeze myself! a-bomb_emoji32.png.43d345e4f4d0b8582e942e66919a4461.png

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19 hours ago, Leslie Richelle said:

You may have put your finger on it: other programs seem to offer Undo limits in the hundreds, not thousands. I suppose Affinity is trying to be more clear and more thorough than the bloat-monsters with whom they compete. But there's no way I'm going to scan through 8K+ lines of Undos without suffering brain freeze myself! a-bomb_emoji32.png.43d345e4f4d0b8582e942e66919a4461.png

I suggest to look at the History Studio if you are not familiar with it. At the top there is a slider that lets you slide through all changes. It gives a visual feedback that might help to identify which undo step you are looking for.

Affinity Designer has an even more advanced history feature that let's you select multiple future versions. I could think this will be included in APub at some point, too.

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15 hours ago, Michail said:

You can already use this in APub: image.png.712d3415da26f2b24b1b72355e9148da.png

Hi @Michail,

thanks for pointing this out. I completely missed that it is already in APub. Great :)
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