Undo and Redo Feature in Solar Design
The Undo and Redo options provide users with the flexibility to quickly correct or revisit actions while designing solar systems. These features are essential for efficient design workflows and help reduce errors.
Key Benefits:
Undo:
- Reverses the most recent action(s) made in the design.
- Useful for correcting mistakes, such as removing panels, modifying incorrect panel or roof properties, or deleting accidental adjustments.
- You can undo multiple actions in sequential order to revert the design to a previous state.
Redo:
- Restores the actions that were undone, allowing users to revisit previously reversed steps.
- Helps recover design changes that might have been accidentally undone.
Use Cases:
- Users can utilize the Undo and Redo options while designing solar systems to easily reverse or restore actions, enabling a smoother and more flexible design process.
- Adjusting roof or panel properties without permanently committing to changes.
- Experimenting with design options and reverting back if a particular layout doesn’t work.
- Fine-tuning obstacles or shading objects and toggling changes for comparison.
These options provide a seamless and non-linear design process, ensuring that designers can efficiently test, modify, and finalise their solar layouts without the fear of losing progress