How do you solo-devs keep track of every mesh, texture, LOD, and material—so you actually know what’s DONE, what’s “almost done,” and what you accidentally broke last sprint?

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Personally it helps me to have a to-do list.

While I’m working on a feature, and notice something else being off (like a placeholder texture, or another feature not working as expected) I’ll add an entry to my list like Look at why X is misbehaving.

Then next time I have free time, I look at the to-do list and have an idea of what needs to be done next.

It might feel weird at first, because you’re a solo dev, and it might feel silly to write things down for your future self, but once you’re in the habit, it helps a lot keep track of at least the majority of issues.

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