☑ Undo/Redo Affect Screen Area And Zoom

[rmc9WR3X]

I prefer my screen remains exactly where I put it while I'm shuffling through my Undo history so that I get visual confirmation that the correct event is being reversed. I want to place my screen/zoom where I think I'll see the changes the best, then Undo and Redo to my heart's content without the scene ever moving. Right now it's like a hunter watching for subtle changes in the environment but every time he tries to focus on a bit of motion in the underbrush his eyes fly wildly onto a target not of his choosing.

Please add this checkbox to Options > User Interface:      ☑ Undo/Redo Affect Screen Area And Zoom

[samuelsanf]

Undo/Redo function are fine in Revit, I do not like the AutoCAD behavior.

You should try the rewind tool in the steering wheel (Shift-W)

https://help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2014/ENU/?guid=GUID-BF211250-450A-449C-9F49-1F494AA91D5A

[rmc9WR3X]

@samuelsanf 

Both AutoCAD and Revit shift the viewport around during a series of undos. Your personal preference for this behavior does not require Autodesk to accommodate only you. They can easily provide a new setting so that we can both be satisfied and productive.

The Rewind Tool doesn't affect this behavior, so it is irrelevant in this discussion.

[quentin.andreotti]

Yes but the best part is that if you undo a command and pan in the viewport, you loose your command history !
Do you really think they'll change it one day?