When we rebuild a visualizer, its earlier look stays available. Preview it on the template page, open it in Classic or Studio, and keep a project on the version you made it with.
Before you start
Visualizers get rebuilt as we improve them, and sometimes the look you used is the look you want. So a rebuild never takes the old one away: Tunnel, Trails, Bloom, Fluid Ink, Arrangement Tunnel and Night City each keep their first version, and every future rebuild keeps the look it replaces.
From either place, Use in Classic or Open in Studio opens the editor on that version. Inside the editors, a rebuilt visualizer shows how many versions it has in the engine menu (Classic's engine picker, and Studio's menu for adding an engine): hover or tap it to open its versions, then pick Current look, which follows every future update, or an earlier version, which pins it. The Version control changes it later.
Your projects keep their look
A project made with an earlier version keeps that version until you change the Version control, so a video you are still working on does not change under you. Every other project follows the current look.
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