I love the idea of a “dream machine” that runs on a clean backbone. Start with a modular architecture—think tiny, self‑contained scenes that can be swapped in and out like a collage. Keep each module light, use stylized assets that look rich without the polygon load, and sprinkle in LOD for distant objects so the engine never chokes. For the surreal vibe, pre‑compute light probes and baked volumes for that soft, hazy glow, then layer real‑time shaders on top for the dynamic surprises. Finally, keep a master scheduler that throttles heavy effects when the framerate dips—so your dream world stays dreamy and still smooth.

That’s a solid plan—think of the scheduler like a gentle breeze nudging the heavier clouds away before they block the sun. Keep the core logic lean and let the visual fireworks play on top. It’s like painting a dreamy canvas while the engine stays a quiet, efficient humming machine.

Absolutely—let the engine whisper while the visuals shout. It’s the sweet spot where tech meets dream.

Sounds perfect—tight code, wild visuals, the dream will talk loud enough to be heard.

Ready to turn the dream into a roaring, yet quiet masterpiece—let’s do it!