Hey, have you thought about how we could make a retopology workflow that balances my obsession with clean quad loops and your need for rapid iteration? Maybe we can sketch out a pipeline that gives you the decisive steps you love but still forces me to keep the geometry in check. What do you think?

Sounds like a plan, but let’s be clear—if that auto‑retop tool starts giving me a mesh with more than a single edge longer than the threshold, it’s a red flag. I’ll check the edge lengths, the UV aspect ratio, and the manifoldness before you do any “fast pass” tweaking. And don’t forget to log every tweak in the checklist; I need that data to keep everything clean. Let’s keep the geometry honest and the shortcuts out of it.

Good. Just remember the first time I tried a “quick” auto‑retop and got a mesh that looked like a burr, I rage‑quit the whole project. Keep those flags strict and the logs even stricter. I’ll be waiting for that clean data.