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So the save went through even with the model lock error...I wonder if it was trying to save twice behind the scenes? The first save went through and the second failed because of the first pending, throwing the message?

@jeffshieldsdev I had this issue for some time until I basically had to blow my entire model away and start again.. I haven't come across it again since, so I had put it down to a 'glitch' not seeing anyone else previously experiencing this and unable to replicate the issue with MS Support...

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I've been able to make no real sense of this, and trying to replicate the issue on a small scale never seems to produce the issue (I've already had previous support calls to MS to look at the 'lock' issue, which wasn't re-producable, and have done my own testing on small scale stuff as well, but of course everything just works fine haha. its only when I really start building this stuff out into a sizeable linked entity model such as your own that these weird locks and saving issues start to appear. So I have basically 'settled' for this unconventional, time intensive method of saving things.. at the end of the day, the changes are made and stuff still works... it just seems a little 'too hard basket' to resolve something like this an I'm just hoping this is something that might eventually get ironed out in future updates?

So i have a female model and a model of a 2 handed sword. took me a while to pose them together, but then i changed my mind. is there a way to lock the 2 model together like locking the her hands and the sword's pommel together so i have a easier time posing or is posing the 2 models separately my only choice?

The only way I see this happen as it should would be to have a specific file format variant for a sketchup model that could only be used for viewing/reference purposes and would be locked from edition in Sketchup.

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You must lock a part of the model you are going to edit so that other users could not edit it at the same time. Locking is allowed, if that part of the model is not locked by another user, because the same item can be locked by a single user at a time.

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A lot of programmers who are used Visual Studio have a hard time adjusting to the fact that in other source control systems, files do not need to be locked/checked out to one developer at any given time.

Locking advocates say that a lot of risk is introduced when more than one person works on the same file simultaneously. Communication and coordination between team members becomes much more necessary when using the merge model, according to them. Plus, a lot of people seem to mistrust automated merges.

IMHO merge model is vastly superior because it allows me freedom while working with code. It may not be the best model for "going dark" with the code for 1 week, but then again with "lock" model this is an equally big problem. No-one shold go dark with code for a week.

One thing I've done that you can try: Keep track yourself. Since the locking model is more pessimistic, this is easy to do if you are working under that model. Every time you have a lock conflict with another developer, go over and talk to them. Keep track of the following:

4 is the only situation where it can be argued that locking helped you, and covers every such occurrance. What I've found over the last 3 years I've been doing this is that nearly every problem is of the 1-3 variety. I think I found a 4 once. But if I add up all the time lost to 1-3, it's tremendous.

I think the merge model is far superior, it's more flexible, users can work in parallel, never waiting for one another, and the amount of time that takes to resolve conflicts is far less than the time lost by a locking model. Most of the time, changes made to a file don't conflict and can be automatically merged.

The merge model is kind of like swimming. People who haven't done it at first are afraid of it, but everybody who knows how to do it loves it. Some people have bad experiences early on, and most people just have to experience it and get over that initial fear.

Locking advocates are wrong, if there is such a thing as one who advocates for that. Every team I've met using the old-fashioned locking style system has complained about it, and looked longingly at the people using other methods. I worked on a project for one place that were forced to use a locking system and opted to use NO CONTROL at all (so I set up a secret SVN branch, even though I much prefer Bzr or Git).

Merging is always problematic and counterproductive and should be avoided at all costs. Merging large code changes and refactored files is a pain. Forcing an Optimistic locking model on all developers is wrong.

You must lock the part of the model you are going to edit so that other users cannot edit it at the same time. Locking is allowed if that part of the model is not locked by another user, because an item can be only be locked by one user at a time.

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I use Revit 2015-2016, during my daily works at my company, we spend a lot of time to complete the designs. I just wonder if there's a way to lock a revit model down, making it read only when issuing the model. We want to protect our works, please help to advice how could we achieve this goal ???

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