As a scene with many objects highlighted, there is no true hero asset. For this project, I was in charge of modeling the booth lamps, air conditioner, mirror, porcelain sink, ceiling fans, tv, coffee grinder, clock, stairs, front door, plants, picture frames, wall divider, curtain, plastic dish bin, the dish towel inside, and the building. The camera in the game has a locked position when in this building, limiting the view, so I took snapshots from of the angles it offered and matched the perspective through a camera in Maya to make modeling the props easier. I initially breezed through my models, being so concerned about our scene's polygon count that I only used just enough to get the overall shape, before duplicating and altering it to create a smoother, higher polygon version. This occurred mostly with the booth lights; I wanted it done mostly with textures but realized it would benefit from a more solidly developed mesh. Once a majority of our models were completed, I began creating the building around the models once they were set dressed. I used the bar model as an anchor point, matched the perspective of a specific reference image, and then placed models around as shown in the image. I would then switch images, match the perspective again, and fill in as needed. The exact dimensions of the building were tricky to determine due to the limited movement of the camera, however I was able to build around the models and use reference as guidance.