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Navigate Back

by R. Beltran (opens in new tab)

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Navigate back and forward in editor's selection history the same way you do in your IDE. Just import it into your project and... that's all, zero-config.

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About this asset

Navigate back and forward in editor's selection history the same way you do in your IDE.

Just import it into your project and... that's all, zero-config.

# Usage (in Unity 6000.0 and newer versions)

  • Edit > Navigate Back (ALT + LEFT ARROW)
  • Edit > Navigate Forward (ALT + RIGHT ARROW)

# Usage (in previous versions)

  • Edit > Navigate Back (CTRL + ALT + LEFT ARROW)
  • Edit > Navigate Forward (CTRL + ALT + RIGHT ARROW)

# Customize

Shortcuts can be customized using Editor's built-in shortcuts window from the Edit > Shortcuts... menu.

# Compatibility

Although it's been published using Unity 6000, it should be compatible with way many previous versions as it makes no use of any new shiny feature introduced in Unity 6000.

Tested in 2020.3.7f1, 2022.3.18f1 and 2023.3.0b3.

If you encounter with any incompatibility with previous Unity versions, please post an issue here and I'll try get a workaround for it.

# Links

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Technical details

By default, shortcuts are set to ALT + LEFT ARROW to navigate back and to ALT + RIGHT ARROW to navigate forward, providing the same default behaviour as VSCode, Rider or many other IDEs.
Although in MS Visual Studio, those are set to CTRL + - and CTRL + SHIFT + - respectively.

In order to change those for the ones you're used to, just use the Editor's built-in shortcuts window under the Edit > Shortcuts... menu.

Compatibility

Render pipelines supported in each Unity version
Unity version Built-in URP HDRP Custom
6000.0.0b11 Compatible Compatible Compatible Compatible

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