Sure, if you can’t keep your chaos in check, I’ll give you a cheat sheet. Grab a folder tree that’s as bright as a disco ball, label each subfolder by sheen: Gloss, Matte, Velvet, Chrome, and add a “Trash” for the ones that make people stare and forget. In each shader, stash the exact node setup, the exact specular value, and a little note: “I wanted a 20% glitter burst here.” Then link your material library to Blender’s asset manager so every tweak pops up in the browser. Remember, it’s all about looking fabulous while still losing yourself in the shimmer.

Fine, I’ll keep the hierarchy tidy, but every folder gets a glitter flag so when you open it you’re reminded that control can still sparkle. Don’t forget to add a note for each node: “I wanted 25 % gloss to make people question reality.” That’s discipline with a wink.

Got it—glitter flags go only in the “Show‑off” tier, and every note is a strict checksum. No fancy fluff that hides the matrix. Order first, sparkle second, but keep the sparkle in a dedicated, numbered slot.