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Getting started
Vectary Dashboard
Account Settings
How To Get Help
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Library
Scene Orientation
Shortcuts
System Requirements
Studio Navigation
User Interface
Design mode
Edit mode
Left bar - Project & Workspaces
Right bar - Properties panel
Canvas tools
Control Bar
Design process
Camera
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File Importing
NURBS
Object Editing
Colors and Materials
Lighting and Environments
Version History
Animated Materials
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Interactions
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Animations
Floating UI
Variants
Hotspot
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Decals
UV mapping
2D to 3D
Figma frames import
Figma Plugin - Vectary 3D Elements
Rendering
Adding comments
Sharing and embedding
Sharing your projects
File Exporting
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Clone projects (Sharing Settings)
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Augmented Reality (WebAR)
Embedding to other software
Optimizing a Shared project
Loading screen
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Scene performance analyzer
Model API
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Introduction
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Quick Start
Events & Listeners
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Floating UI Configurators
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Version History
Complete freedom and control over the project! This PRO feature lets you not worry about changes being irreversible. You can always go back to any point in your workflow
Version history is available in Pro and Business workspaces
The Version History is an option to roll back your projects to previous versions, beyond where Undo / Redo can take you.
- Go to Menu → Version History
Access it by selecting Hamburger Menu, then Version History. You are now in the Version History management mode. Note that
Exist Version Historyappears at the center top of the screen. Click this button to exit the Version History Mode and continue working. - On the right bar you will see all saved versions. Click the
Load Morebutton to open the entire available list of saves.
The icon with 🕑 will take you to the previous version of the project.
And the ⬇️ icon lets you download a scene file. This file may be useful when troubleshooting your project when you contact support.
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