Railworks America

I have already posted this message in Steam with no satisfactory answer.

I have a simple question, easy for route and scenery builders.
A problem I have found playing with turntables is that when building new tracks for it, sometimes the turntable moves accidentally and I loose all the work.
Is there a way to lock the movement of an object (turntable) when I work over it, with other objects like tracks in this case?
My question is for a unique object or a set with a few objects, But is beyond the lock used for the complete route located near the exit arrow in the lower right side of the world builder screen.

Not at my RW computor, but I beleive if you double click on the turntable or any object and pull up the properties fly out. There are coordinates and they have check boxes by them. I beleive they will lock the object in at those coordinates.

The best way I found to make a turntable is to place it, then make the tracks go out from it. Trying to run track in to it is a real chore.

artimrj wrote:Not at my RW computor, but I beleive if you double click on the turntable or any object and pull up the properties fly out. There are coordinates and they have check boxes by them. I beleive they will lock the object in at those coordinates.

The best way I found to make a turntable is to place it, then make the tracks go out from it. Trying to run track in to it is a real chore.

Thank you, Bob
I will check it tonight.
I am not really trying to build a turntable from scratch, but I can see that the way you suggest will work as well.
In Whitefish Yard (Marias Pass) there is an existing round house (actually a sector of less than 90 degrees of arc). If you have checked the Altoona post by The Old Dessauer you can see one of my posts with a full roundhouse screenshot which I built by just copying and rotating the object. Then I needed toadd new tracks and to change some existing to curves. And that was the reason the turntable moved just trying to place additional tracks. I did not realize until late and could not recover the previous position of the turntable.
I can see now that I could have checked the coordinates in another Marias scenario and just enter them in my scenario.