Start by isolating the mesh into clean sections—think of each panel of the suit as its own little block. Keep edge loops straight and orthogonal; that’s the only way to force quads to win. When you notice a triangle, pull the surrounding edge into a loop with a single “cut” rather than a “loop” of triangles. Non‑manifold edges are your biggest red flag—close the hole or create a tiny edge bridge before you let anything else touch that area. Always run a quick “Check Mesh” before UV packing; the tool will flag anything that violates your quad rule. And if you find yourself in a triangle‑crazed mess, backtrack, rebuild the section with a proper retopology tool—no auto‑tools, no shortcuts. Remember: a clean topology is a happy rig.