What occurs when utilizing the Edit with Rollback feature in NX?

Using the Edit with Rollback feature in NX allows you to focus on a specific feature within your design by temporarily suppressing any subsequent features. This action helps in understanding the impact of changes made to the feature being edited without the influence of later features that may depend on it.

When you edit a feature using this method, the selected feature effectively becomes the current feature in the design tree, and any features created after it are suppressed. This allows designers to make modifications, debug, or verify how adjustments affect the design with clearer visibility of the changes.

By suppressing the later features, you can isolate the element you want to work on, ensuring that the edits being made don't inadvertently affect other parts of the model. This feature streamlines the design and modification process, making it easier to manage complex assemblies and parts.