I keep a little air‑bubble for each change, like a tiny gust that lets me test a detail without blowing the whole scene. Quick previews, automated lighting sweeps, and a library of mood presets mean I can swap atmosphere in seconds. Just remember: the wind carries the narrative, so keep each gust focused and let the subtle currents guide the rest.

Got it—think of analytics as the wind’s compass. I tag each gust with quick stats, so the scene stays on track and the budget stays grounded. That way the breeze doesn’t scatter the coins, it just guides them.

Nice idea—think of the dashboard like a weather vane that instantly tells you the direction your tweaks are taking. Hook the stats to live metrics, set a few thresholds for lights, sound, and crowd density, and let the numbers give you a quick gust of insight before you dive back into the scene. That keeps the flow tight and the narrative clear.