"Undo last click" during a command, Is it possible?

[Patrick Fritsch]

Hi, is there a way to undo the last click during a command, let's say I'm tracing a 2D polygon for a bldg perimeter and I click on the wrong point, I find myself having to put a bow around my finger to remember that I have to reposition that wrong point when the command is complete.

And if I click several wrong point after 20 clicks it's a pain.

How are people dealing with this?

[Monadnoc]

If I'm understanding the problem, yes, there is. For all tools you can hit the delete key while using them and it will go back one "step" without interrupting your workflow (basically, undoing your last click). So if you click on the wrong point, hit delete, click on the right point, and just continue until finished. Actually, you can go back as many as you want by hitting it repeatedly.

[Patrick Fritsch]

Amen! thanks I'm still learning the all the keyboard commands...I still keep typing "L" for line. Thanks a bunch!

[Dieter @ DWorks]

On Windows, this is the backspace button, above the hard enter.