Is it possible to "lock" a solid?

[JB7280]

I have a file with a large number of operations and somehow my solid got moved .050" in the z direction.  I'm not sure how, or when.  As far back as I look in my backups, the solid is in the wrong place.  Not the end of the world, but definitely a waste of time, and something that makes me lose a little confidence in my program.  

 

My question, is in the future, to prevent this, is there a way to lock the solid in place to prevent it from being moved or modified?   

[crazy^millman]

No way. We have asked for the ability to lock levels, but that hasn't come. I have asked for the ability to group levels like the Operations and Solids Manager finally got and almost 8 years later we still don't have that ability either.

[pullo]

I would say that its the coordinate system that has moved not the part. At least when it comes to 2022 and 2023, it happens very often. luckily locking the plane stops the earthquakes. i have never seen the parts move . What mcam version?

Gracjan

[Newbeeee™]

Yep as Ron says, enhancement request to lock levels I submitted in the X7 era (I'm sure others too). Loooongggg time ago now....

[JB7280]

On 12/31/2021 at 10:34 AM, pullo said:

I would say that its the coordinate system that has moved not the part. At least when it comes to 2022 and 2023, it happens very often. luckily locking the plane stops the earthquakes. i have never seen the parts move . What mcam version?

Gracjan

2022

[Leon82]

I had this happen where a solid on an inactive level got selected when window selecting geometry.