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My advice is to remember about “failure”, especially when working with game development software. You did not actually fail, you learned one way not to do what you wanted to do. Use any circumstance that was not ideal and learn from it so you can find the solutions that get the results you are looking for. When you reframe a “failure” into a learning experience way, it makes the whole process much more fun and less stressful. At very least has been my personal experience!
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Good call, even when you fail, you’ve probably learned something.
Today I was watching a video of a guy trying to make a realistic high-gloss car paint material in UE4. His result was something that looked like inch-thick ice over water. So he accepted that he needed to go back to the drawing board but said “hey, if I ever need to simulated the look of a sheet of ice…”