Some effective tips that I follow: -Auto backup always. -keep duplicate of object within the scene but turned of, also don't move the model from its place just hide it and will be fine.. -If multiple duplicates are there, simply just group them and name the group fail safe, so you can always go steps back if you mess up on your current object. ;)

1. Prioritize the Critical Issues 2. Use Auto-Save and Regular Backups 3. Isolate and Replicate the Problem 4. Seek Support and Community Help 5. Optimize Software and System Resources 6. Apply Temporary Workarounds 7. Document Glitches and Solutions 8. Consider Alternative Software for Critical Tasks By staying organized, leveraging community resources, and documenting solutions, you can manage software glitches effectively without compromising on your multiple 3D modeling tasks. These steps help in sustaining productivity and minimizing workflow disruptions.

When tackling software glitches in complex 3D modeling tasks, I focus on staying calm and isolating the issue. I save frequently, using incremental saves and backups to avoid data loss. I ensure the software and drivers are up to date, clearing cache and resetting preferences if needed. If glitches persist, I consult forums or reach out to support with detailed error reports. I also try running the program on a different system or profile to rule out local issues. Temporary workarounds, like using alternative tools or workflows, help keep progress moving while troubleshooting.

Good to have you worked saved as a file, if you can’t retrieve recently saved data. At least you will have a file that you can open without you losing your work.

Always keep iterations of backups. Have intervals of Auto-save ( I like to have mine every 60 seconds ) When problems occur, try to search for similar issues and then try to replicate it to find the root. Use Support forums and other communities. Check for driver updates and sometimes it could even be a windows update. Restart the machine to see if the issue persists. This is my checklist for when I run into problems with any kind of software in general. By having such list, you can confidently navigate any issues the software throws at you.