Set Up a Reference Library for Game Projects
A reference library makes it easier to find the image or note you need when a project reaches a difficult decision.

A reference library makes it easier to find the image or note you need when a project reaches a difficult decision.
Group references by project and purpose: shape, material, color, close detail, scale, and inspiration. Keep source notes where they matter.
Pair images with working notes such as dimensions, pattern changes, and paint tests. This prevents a folder from becoming another search problem.
Archive references with final photos. The library becomes useful for future repairs, upgrades, and related builds.
Keep a quick note of the choices that worked for set up a reference library for game projects. The record will help if you repair, expand, photograph, or build a related project later.
