Great Stuff! I know how to model and sculpt pretty good since before, but always get stuck on the start cube with a blank stare when i want to work on my games! I'm doing some courses now to try "kickstart" my creativity and get some ideas! ;)

Some feedback to the course:

1. In the Assets menu there is a category for Unassigned staring us right in the face, no need to manually try to remember whats new!

Dungeon Props - image 1 - student project

2. Why model and UV several identical books in paralell? Why not make one, make copies and then adjust mesh and uv after? Saves a LOT of time!

3. The procedural rope is very cool, but a simple tube with rope texture looks just fine! Perhaps propose this as an alternative?

Dungeon Props - image 2 - student project

4. The method of modeling every plank individually seem more suited for high to low poly workflow with baking textures!? I Just used a plank texture with good results for some of the models!

Dungeon Props - image 3 - student project

5. The rivet thats get reused a lot, you can just drag it in from the asset menu to get position and orientation correct instantly.

6. Instead of applying all transforms every time, and then set origin to geometry, just use apply scale or rotation & scale.

Dungeon Props - image 4 - student project

Final result:

Dungeon Props - image 5 - student project

Johan Viklund

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