Michaelatkerr

Thanks, yes that is what I did. Works well enough. Cheers

Thanks for your reply, sorry I didn't see that someone had replied. Misunderstanding. I understand that editing a design layer from a viewport provides the same view. It is when you navigate from the layout page to the drawing page that I'm talking about; not when you click inside a viewport to edit the design layer. Going back to the original view from months ago. As in you start Drawing A, and progressively end up with iteration Drawing Z in another location. When you navigate from layout page back to the drawing page it goes to the original view of Drawing A, and you have to annoyingly scroll over to Drawing Z. Every time. Every single time. Drawing A is obsolete. Yes using a single layer. So how do we modify what this home view of the drawing page is so I don't have to scroll along each time especially when the file gets large. Hope you see what I mean

Hi, How on earth do you change the homepage of a design layer? For example, if I am in a sheet layer and then go back to a design layer I want to be able to change the view it goes to . My file is large and it keeps going back to the original view from months ago and therefore a superseded design..... Is it in origins or something? Would be super useful if it was just "last used view" in that design layer.... I like working with multiple view panes but this annoyingly slows down drawing time dramatically...... Cheers