Correcting errors

When you make an error in Allplan, you can use Undo (Standard toolbar) to correct the error. The number of undo steps is unlimited. For example, if you inadvertently moved an element, you can annul the move. You can go back (undo) as many steps as you want, as far back as the last time the data was saved.

Tip: If you inadvertently deleted elements, you can quickly restore them by immediately double-clicking in the workspace with the right mouse button (the Delete tool must still be active).

You can undo several steps in one go. Click the arrow beside the Undo icon, keep the mouse button pressed down and drag the cursor over all the steps you want to undo. Then release the mouse button.

Redo redoes operations that you have undone. Redo operations, however, are not possible if you have added new design entities in the meantime.

Note: You can also activate the Undo tool while another function is active. The function in question will close and all the entries you made while it was active are ”undone”.