Design Reservation lets you and your project members reserve designs while you edit them in order to prevent design conflicts in your projects.
An Avatar is a set of initials in a colored circle that represents a project member in Fusion.
A project member's Avatar displays in the following places when they have a design or external component open:
A Reservation Badge is a white dot applied to the lower-right corner of a project member's Avatar while they are editing a design. The Reservation Badge indicates that the project member has made a savable change to the design. The design is reserved by that project member until they save or discard their changes.
A project member's Avatar, with the Reservation Badge applied, displays in the following places when they are editing a design or external component:
When you're working on a distributed design with multiple project members, there may be times when you want to view, analyze, or experiment with a design without reserving it and blocking access for other project members.
Read-Only For Me lets you temporarily make a design read-only for yourself, so you're free to navigate the design while other project members continue editing.
You can make a design read-only for you before you make any savable changes or after you've made a savable change and the design is reserved for you.
If you've already edited a design and it is reserved by you, when you use Read-Only For Me to make it read-only for yourself, Fusion releases your reservation so that another project member can edit the design and save their changes.
The Read-Only menu displays at the top of the canvas, indicating that the design is read-only. You can make the design savable again from here.
A lock icon also displays on the document tab next to the design name.
If you right-click the default component, you can also hover over Read-Only For Me in the context menu to see the current status of the design: