# Important Notes Organize your files! It sounds boring but it will save you a ton of headache in the long run! I would recommend creating a dedicated folder for VRChat project assets, and splitting the assets up by first: - Avatars - Worlds And then: - Textures - Models (if a texture goes with a specific model group the two in the same folder) - Prefabs - Shaders I would recommend organizing your textures by type, similar to how they are categorized in texture websites like [https://ambientcg.com/](https://ambientcg.com/). What’s important is that the organization works for you; you can adjust it however you like. Name your files descriptively! You should be able to know what a file contains without having to open it! Hitting the Tab key in a text box jumps to the next text box! Reset GameObject transform On the transform component of a GameObject, click the (gear on the top right) and click reset. This will return the object to XYZ position & rotation to 0,0,0, and the XYZ scale to 1,1,1. Alternatively you can just reset the position, rotation, or scale individually via the same dropdown. **Copy & Paste Components** - Click the gear on any component - click copy - click the gear of another component - click “Paste as New” If working in Blender, there are many addons (free & paid) that can speed up your workflow! 3rd most important tip: if you are creating something custom, **use reference photos!** You will not be able to create something in 3D from memory as quickly or as good as you would from a reference photo! There are many subtleties and details you forget! 2nd most important tip: **if there’s something specific you’re trying to do, don’t try to figure it out yourself, look it up!** Speaking from experience, you will likely become frustrated and do it in a suboptimal way. There are many tutorials and answered questions that will help you immensely. If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, post a question! It’s almost certain other people have it too and that someone has the answer. Even experts ask questions. And the #1 most important tip: if something goes wrong in Unity, **READ THE CONSOLE!!!** **Unity Tips** **** **[](https://youtu.be/IHeMmFxvmkY)** **[](https://youtu.be/thA3zv0IoUM)**