Recommended test
Use a saved disposable project to see which state a rebuild restores and which work a clear removes.
- Generate a small building and save it as a .strek checkpoint.
- Make one visible nonessential change, then choose Rebuild last captured baseline.
- Compare the result with the saved checkpoint and note which change was replaced.
- Choose Clear current model only in the disposable copy, then reopen the checkpoint.
Clear current model
Clear removes the current model from the workspace. It is not a visibility command. Save first if any part of the scene may be needed again, and read the confirmation prompt rather than treating Clear as a navigation reset.
Rebuild the last baseline
Rebuild regenerates from the most recently captured build baseline. It is useful after temporary visual or structural experiments when you want the generator-owned structure restored. It is not the same as opening the last saved .strek, and it may replace later direct edits to generated geometry.
Replacement prompts
Build Generator can warn when a generated model already exists. Decide whether the next generation is meant to replace the structure or belong in a separate saved version. For major alternatives, save separate project files rather than repeatedly replacing one workspace.
Recovery habit
Use three checkpoints: save the editable project, verify the browser download, then perform the destructive or replacing action. If the result is wrong, reopen the known .strek instead of layering more uncertain corrections onto the scene.