Is it possible to realign a view after breaking its default alignment?

Realigning a view after breaking its default alignment is indeed possible, confirming that it can always be realigned. In SolidWorks, views can be manipulated independently of their default settings, allowing users to adjust the orientation and position as necessary to meet specific design requirements or to improve the clarity of the drawing.

The software provides functionality to alter views, enabling you to quickly reset or realign them even after modifications have been made. This flexibility in managing views is essential for ensuring that technical drawings convey the intended information clearly and effectively, which is particularly important in professional engineering and design settings.

The other options suggest limitations that do not apply to SolidWorks. Even if a view has been locked or altered, it remains realignable by using the appropriate tools within the software, making it unnecessary to create a new reference view or impose restrictions on the view's ability to be adjusted.