I undid multiple commands to see something I accidentally deleted and made sure not to touch or zoom anything. I then redid a number of commands until it stopped letting me saying there's nothing to undo but I hadn't reached the point where I started undoing. Why?!
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Hi @gnarkill283,
Did you use the U or Undo command? Here is a description of UNDO.
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If you had saved before doing multiple undos, it wouldn't have been an issue.
Also, in this particular case, wanting to see what you had last deleted, you could have used the OOPS command.
An alternative to using undo or u is to use oops instead. It will unerase the last set of items deleted without otherwise undoing your work.
Sounds like you might be confusing undo, redo, and mredo. If you are using the ribbon, you may be using mredo. Redo and mredo are very finicky as you seem to be aware of. Any command issued between an undo and mredo will interfere with being able to redo forward to the point you began undoing. Just remember to oops instead.
Since you have learned that it is risky to do what you did, I would hope that you save your work before undoing a bunch of steps, knowing that you will need to redo.
Lesson learned?
So, in the future, you're not going to rely on undo/redo for multiple steps, right?