Quick Undelete

Quick Undelete ( Modeling )

Tool summary :

Brings back the last member or group of members that you deleted.
.If you Quick Undelete again, the tool deletes the next-to-most-recent member or members that you deleted.
To bring back members that you (or somebody else) deleted in earlier Modeling sessions, use Visual Undelete or Undelete Members .
To invoke Quick Undelete :
- Method 1 : Click the icon. The icon can be taken from the group named ' Model -- Member ' and placed on a toolbar (classic) or the ribbon (lightning).
- Method 2 : If " Modeling layout style " is ' Classic ', you can use the menu system to choose Model > Member > Quick Undelete .
- Method 3, 4 or 5 : Quick Undelete can also be configured to be invoked using a keyboard shortcut , the context menu , or a mode . For the lightning interface, this configuration is done using Customize Interface .
See (on this page):
- Example
- Features of Quick Undelete

Also see :

VIDEO A quick comparison of Quick Undelete , Member Undelete and Visual Undelete . (Recorded in SDS2 Detailing , v7.2.)

VIDEO How the Release Deleted Members utility relates to Quick Undelete , Member Undelete and Visual Undelete in Modeling . Home probably looks different than it does in the version of SDS2 software that you are using, but the utility still works the same. (Recorded in SDS2 Detailing , v7.2.)

Modeling (program in which Quick Undelete is a tool)
Automatically process after modeling operation ( User and Site Options > Modeling > )
Visual Undelete (can undelete any member ever deleted, back to last Release... )
Undelete Members (can undelete any member ever deleted, back to last Release... )
Release Deleted Members (utility for permanent removal of members)
Total deleted members (count of deleted members in Model Summary )
"Member operations" under "Job" ( Event Logging Setup for tracking member undeletions)

Example :

Tip: To better see the members that come back, Change All to Stick before using Quick Undelete . When possible, undeleted members come back in solid opaque form.

	1 . Delete a group of two members.
	2 . Invoke Quick Undelete.
	3 . The two members you just deleted come back.
	4 . Do a Quick Undelete again.
	5 . The next-to-last group of members you deleted are now back.

Features of Quick Undelete :

Quick Undelete only operates within your current Modeling session. If you Delete or Erase a member, then File > Exit , you cannot undelete that member using Quick Undelete . Use Undelete or Visual Undelete if you want to get that member back.
Quick Undelete undeletes the last member that was deleted. If multiple members were simultaneously deleted, it undeletes all of those members. You can invoke Quick Undelete again if you want to undelete more members. Quick Undelete undeletes the last-deleted member first, then the next-to-last deleted member, and so on.
You do not have to be in the view that shows the member(s). Quick Undelete recovers the last-deleted member or group of members even if you can't see them.
You cannot undelete a member whose member line exactly aligns with the member line of a member that currently exists in the model. Instead of undeleting the member, Quick Undelete gives you the following warning: " Unable to undelete member [num] due to overlap with member [num] ." However, you can undelete a member whose member line is, for example, parallel to but 1 inch away from a member in the model -- it is your responsibility to ensure that the materials of members do not clash.
If you or somebody else did an Undelete or Visual Undelete of a member, Quick Undelete does not recover that member. It will, however, recover the member that was deleted before that member if you invoke Quick Undelete again.
If you have not deleted any members in your current session of Modeling , or if you have already undeleted all the members that you previously deleted, then Quick Undelete does nothing.
Once a member has been undeleted, it and the members it connects to automatically undergo Process and Create Solids if " Automatically process after modeling operation " is ' Process and create solids '.
Member undeletion is automatically logged if the box for " Member operations " under " Job " is checked in Event Logging Setup . The undeletion of members is recorded to the " Log " tab that is found on the Job Custom Properties window ( Home > Project Settings > Job > Job Property Settings ). It is also recorded to the " Log " tab of the undeleted member.