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So the steps should read as follows:
1. Download Git for Windows
2. Open a command-prompt and navigate to Documents\Games\Terraria\tModLoader\ModSources
3. Run this command:
git clone https://github.com/ScalarVector1/StructureHelper
4. Change the directory to the new StructureHelper folder that was created by git clone
cd .\StructureHelper\
5. Run this command
git checkout bd216a3
7. Right-lick TmodLoader in Steam and click Properties
8. Add "-unsafe true" without the quotes to the Launch Options
9. Now Launch TmoLoader
10. Workshop -> Develop Mods -> Click Build + Reload
The reason why you wouldn't have the Build + Reload option is because you are not using the correct ModSources folder. If you don't see a StructureHelper folder in your tModLoader\ModSources folder, then that is why it doesn't show up.
I hope that helps. Obviously this is one of those things that I could probably fix for you in 2 seconds but is far more difficult when this isn't something you do everyday. Good luck.
A quick few points:
1. Make sure you installed Git for Windows.
2. Make sure you are using the tModLoader folder that already exists and has all your files in it. The folder path could be slightly different then what I have, but it will be there with files and folders in it.
3. The only folder you might have to create is the ModSources folder.