Enabling this will make it so that no changes can be made to a shared project by someone else, while you’re working on it. You can also lock and unlock all of the individual shared projects by opening them and then toggling the pencil button. This will toggle the lock on so that no other users can make add or remove projects.
Do this by clicking on the green pencil icon in the bottom left corner of the screen. Once your shared projects are ready, set the master project to Read Only.
To create your first shared project, click on the new item button in the project panel and select Project Shortcut. Within this master project, you can create shared projects. This setting helps to avoid the mess that referenced files can create, and will hide reference clips that you take from other projects, instead only showing original files. Check the box that says Automatically Hide Dependent Clips”. The next setting you should change is also in preferences, but in the Media tab. Now for all collaborative projects, you’ll be able to use project locking, and show up as your chosen username. This isn’t unique to your project – you’ll only ever need to set this up once. Go to your preferences, click on Collaboration, select to enable Project Locking, then give yourself a username. To prevent other editors from overwriting or conflicting with work that you’re actively editing, you need to lock the project.
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