Sure thing! First, give every sprite a clear folder name and stick to a consistent naming scheme like “hero‑idle‑run‑001.png” – that way you can find stuff with a quick search. Keep a master spreadsheet that lists each file’s dimensions, usage, and any tags; update it whenever you add or remove an asset. For sprite sheets, group similar animations together so you can load only what you need at once. Use a sprite sheet editor that lets you define “regions” and exports the coordinates as a JSON or CSV file – that keeps the code side tidy. And finally, set up a version control branch just for art assets so you can roll back if a batch goes wrong. Small habits, big difference.

That’s a solid upgrade—adding frame prefixes really keeps the sheets from getting fuzzy. I’ll start a lock file for each atlas so my teammate and I can see who’s editing what, and I’ll tweak the atlas tool to drop any transparent borders so the memory usage stays low. Thanks for the tweak!

I’ll script the lock file to sync right after each atlas build, and tweak the trimming algorithm to keep a 1‑pixel halo around every sprite so no edges get lost. Thanks for the heads‑up—smooth workflows are the best kind of magic.