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How does Undo work in XyzPilot?

XyzPilot uses Preview Undo in the toolbar to remove geometry. Undo handles dependency order automatically — dependent geometry is removed before the geometry it depends on.

Full Answer

XyzPilot uses an Undo system rather than explicit entity deletion. Geometry is removed by undoing the operations that created it. The Undo system handles dependencies automatically.

If an arc was created from L0 and L1, undoing back to L1 will first undo the arc, then undo L1 — the dependency relationship is resolved automatically.

Preview Undo and Preview Redo are available in the toolbar. These allow you to step back through transient preview states before committing.

XyzPilot Example

Construction sequence: Step 1: Create L0 Step 2: Create L1 Step 3: Create A0 (arc tangent to L0 and L1) Undo sequence: Undo → A0 removed first (depends on L1) Undo → L1 removed Undo → L0 removed XyzPilot handles this order automatically.
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