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| Momentum is your fuel, don't let it get sapped by spending too much time stuck! As soon as you catch yourself getting frustrated or spending too long on something, move on! | |
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| Good idea, that way my subconscious can work on the problem till I come back to it. | |
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| It also helps to know your tools pretty fluently before getting started so you don't hit functionality walls often. The better you know them, the more agile you will be! | |
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| I'd better get cranking on those tutorials then! | |
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| While your at it, learn how to use the debug functions. The more debugging information and feedback you add, along with as much real time tweaking as possible, the more fun the process will be! | |
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| More fun means more easy momentum! It's always fun to edit stuff while still playing, definitely makes it faster for sure. | |
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