Never confuse dust with detail
In the TBC world, before removing anything, you have to understand what you are looking at.
Sometimes a small decorative element might look like dust, dirt, or residue, but in reality it is an integral part of the scene: a path stone, a flower, a leaf, an accessory, a technical detail, a texture, or a precisely placed narrative element.
Confusing a detail with dust means risking erasing a part of the model.
A movement that is too hasty can strip character, balance, or meaning from a construction.
A true TBC operator does not eliminate instinctively.
Observe, verify, compare, and only then decide whether to intervene.
Why the TBC mission is not “to take away everything that seems out of place”.
It is to protect what belongs to the model and remove only what truly disturbs it.
TBC Rule: first identify, then clean.