To Reset Mesh Changes in Resolution Mode
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, depending on the resolution level to which you want to reset the mesh changes. There are several ways of resetting the changes that you make in Resolution mode. The following table describes how to use the Reset All and Reset Selected commands.
, , or , depending on the resolution level to which you want to reset the mesh changes. There are several ways of resetting the changes that you make in Resolution mode. The following table describes how to use the Reset All and Reset Selected commands.Commands | Location | Purpose | How to reset |
|---|---|---|---|
Reset Selected | Model Tree | Resets all changes at a specified resolution level for the selected shapes | 1. Select one or more shapes and right-click and select Reset Selected. |
Graphics window | Resets changes at a resolution level that are selected on the graphics window. | 1. Click  Show Changed in the in-graphics toolbar to highlight the changed mesh elements.2. Select the changed mesh elements. 3. Right-click in the Graphics window and select Reset Selected. | |
Reset All | Model Tree | Resets all changes at a specified resolution level in all shapes when nothing is selected. | Right-click in the Freestyle Tree and select Reset All. |
Graphics window | Resets all changes at a specified resolution level in all shapes when nothing is selected. | Right-click in the Graphics window and select Reset All. |
To exit Resolution mode, right-click in the Freestyle Tree or in the Graphics window and select Exit Resolution Mode.
 | If you do not reset the mesh changes that are made in resolution, the mesh changes remain when you exit Resolution mode. After exiting Resolution mode, Freestyle operation performed on the changed mesh can result in the loss of changes made in Resolution mode. |