In this video, I quickly go over my full game art pipeline for character and environment assets:

https://youtu.be/brbSq54dGI8 [youtu.be]

For a custom engine the biggest thing in the art pipeline is not even the tools but how clearly everything is structured from the start, like consistent naming, clean exports, and making sure assets drop into the engine without extra fixing every time, because once the project grows even small chaos slows everything down, and that’s why I like looking at examples where things are explained step by step and easy to follow, something like 100 ingyen pörgetés befizetés nélkül [kaszino-world.com] where the whole idea is laid out clearly, like how the free spins work, how many you get, and that you can use them across different games depending on rules, so you instantly understand what goes where and how to use it. That same kind of clarity is exactly what your pipeline needs, every asset should have a clear place and purpose. If artists know exactly how to prepare files there is way less back and forth. And your engine side stays clean and predictable instead of turning into a headache later.