After a long time spent working on a new character, about to save, thought, "Well, I'll just delete that prop first". Click. Delete. Oh no, the FIGURE was selected! Undo? No way. Why can't Poser undo a figure deletion???? Of all the stupid design decisions! Show me one other similar program where you can undo some actions but not others.

Yep, this is really annoying. Or if you apply a prop to the wrong target can mess the complete figure up. And an undo is not possible. Seravajan

Probably my biggest Poser gripe is the almost complete lack of Undo's. If you pose a body part, than move the camera to get a better view, Poser willundo the camera move, but not the change to the figure. 1 level deep undo...how stupid.

There should be different keystrokes for different undos: Command+z (ctrl-z) for undo to the figure, Control+z (alt-z) for the camera, and so on.

The worst is when you apply a pose to the wrong part and the hair or boots or sword goes flying.

I am glad it doesn't just happen to me, the air was blue this afternoon when I did exactly what Phantast said, and lost Vicky, just had a set of clothes and a necklace standing there on there own

oh heck i do that all the time and man does it make me mad .....did one once where i'd been editing joints for 3 hours and deleted the figure to add the clothing to the library and poof clothing gone......i did scream LOL.......Steve

Yup, back to the save yer work every minute routine. Maybe we can put the "undo function" on the Poser 5 wishlist. JV

My gripe too! I do a lot of work in CorelDRAW 9 and really dig the unlimited undo function, miss it in Poser as I am really expert at making frequent bloopers. The other wonderful feature I miss is Autosave that can be reset to any time interval, if you crash or freeze 4 hours into a drawing, just re start and only a few seconds to 5 minutes work has been lost. I have other programs with one step undo such as Photo deluxe that I love and do forget to save often. Maybe their is an add-on program somewhere that gives reminders to save at preset intervals like the annoying MS office clippie. Tommy.

The best Undo function I have ever saw in a program was in a cheap CAD like program. In it you was able to undo a specific step. For example you are working on a house. You make a modification on one window. Then you work on the roof and after this you apply a texture to the house walls. Now you noticed that the modification to the window was wrong. Then you was able to undo the window modification only! Seravajan