Industrial design student here, when I'm dealing with software updates which is pretty rarely, I try to shift my focus on something I can work on while the software is updating. Even though I can't work on the model itself during this time, maybe I can work on the final presentation layout or refining some sketches that will be presented. Maybe there's a specific challenge I'm struggling with that I can sketch out on paper and have a game plan when the software comes back up. I think it's all about making sure you're still productive in some way related to the project, even if you can't work on what you plan to work on. Hopefully this helps!

Disable the updates. If it gets to the point where it is actually harming your project by damaging, misplacing, or even corrupting elements in some level. If for some reason the software does not let you disable updates, best to search for workarounds. No one wants to lose their work. Backups are essential. Most 3D softwares already do it by default but increasing the limit should do no harm.

When software updates interrupt your 3D modeling project, it’s important to stay adaptable and keep your workflow moving forward. First, ensure that you’ve saved and backed up your current work to prevent any data loss. If the update requires a restart or installation, use that time to review your project and plan your next steps.

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