Managing your undo history in Procreate Dreams
In Procreate Dreams your undo history is stored inside the .drm file, meaning your history is saved even after you leave your movie or close the app.
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By default, Procreate Dreams stores 50 undo steps. It’s important to note that each undo step will potentially undo several actions. Undo steps escalate, with each subsequent one undoing a higher number of actions at once. The last few undo steps will make large jumps until you reach a blank stage. This distributed approach to undo steps allows you to jump further back into your history and reduces your file size.
For instance, with 50 undo steps applied, you will initially go back a single action. However, if you tap undo several times, an increased number of actions will be undone simultaneously with each subsequent undo step. Regardless of your number of undo steps, you will always return to a blank stage by the last undo.
You can adjust the number of undo steps stored inside your file in Movie Settings → Preferences → Stored Undo Steps. You can even set your Stored Undo Steps to infinite , to keep every change you’ve made.
Heads Up
Setting Stored undo steps to Infinite may significantly increase your file size, reducing your available iPad or iCloud storage. Opting for fewer undo steps will keep your file size down but offers less control over your past changes.
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