If you plan out your level, it might help motivate you. It helps knowing what you want to do inside a big level and if it's reasonable to do. Other than that, it's all on to you.

From my past experience, planning out my bigger levels helps me get motivated to finish them. Doing a small task every day helps you don't get overwhelmed. Working on a bunch of different projects is fine to do, sometimes it isn't possible to stay focused on one project, so work on a different one. Maybe you can come back to it later if you get motivation again.

Motivation can come and go, it depends from each person.

Originally posted by hollowedcommander:

If you plan out your level, it might help motivate you. It helps knowing what you want to do inside a big level and if it's reasonable to do. Other than that, it's all on to you.

From my past experience, planning out my bigger levels helps me get motivated to finish them. Doing a small task every day helps you don't get overwhelmed. Working on a bunch of different projects is fine to do, sometimes it isn't possible to stay focused on one project, so work on a different one. Maybe you can come back to it later if you get motivation again.

Motivation can come and go, it depends from each person.

i will try this, thank you

Originally posted by Spookypizza:

Like, sometimes im bored, i make a animation with 1 room and you progress thru different rooms, then i get bored, and i do another project. and that cycle keeps on going again and again. I'd bet if i was motivated enough i could make something similar to Supply Run Chapter 2. anyway, help

honestly i have had this problem for like 6 months.

Fails/Uncompleted levels:
*Bank Robbery
*Trampoline Raid
*Random Zombie themed garbage
*Like 3 different bossfights
*chapters 4 & 5 remakes

Some yeah, even with a plan it is hard to actually work on a long level.