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Undoing operations
Hi,
I have flat parts where I extrude / offset edges for splitting.
The image below shows a typical part which started as a solid, where the holes have been cut by extruding the outer edges, offsetting them, splitting the original part with the offset edges and then deleting the inner bodies created by the split to form the holes and then adding fillets.
Depending on how the parts are constructed, the required directions of the extrudes and offsets vary, currently I have two Boolean UI parameters for selecting the correct combination which is a bit clunky.
Ideally I'd like to be able to step through the four direction combinations in code until I hit the one which is correct.
My question is, is it possible to undo an operation(s) so I can retry or would I need to create duplicate parts on which to test the directions? Or is there another way?
Thank you.