Creatures Caves

I've had too many ideas, growing to various levels of conception, that I never fully fleshed out. There are two metarooms in particular that keep coming back to me:

Metaroom 1: the Blatant Callback by the Obsessed Fangirl

Years ago, I really, really wanted to make a Futurama-themed metaroom based on the Planet Express ship. Almost all of the ship's rooms would be accessible, from the bridge with a ridiculous amount of buttons that don't do anything useful, to the mess hall full of barely edible goodies, to the cargo room with boxes and boxes of ~~strange new toys~~ undelivered shipments, and even the turret gun, which would have largely acted like the cannon in C1. It would have been a large set of rooms, likely bigger than the Capillata. The ship was meant to be a giant ball of references and fun, and even though I'm not as attached to the show as I was before I still think this room has potential.

The biggest roadblock here is the most obvious: I don't have any rights to the show and creating the metaroom would be a huge copyright violation. And potentially violating copyright law scares me. A lot. That's not something I can see myself ever getting around, so I've kept the idea on the back-burner indefinitely.

So, after I remember why that project was hopeless, I'd usually turn to my other main idea:

Metaroom 2: the Lone Shee's Quarters

Back when I was still writing fanfiction featuring the Lone Shee, I had this idea that he had his own secret room(s) on the Capillata where he slept, cooked, etc. They weren't supposed to be accessible to creatures until [random magical plot device] revealed an entryway to these areas in the modern-day game. The room would have featured sleeping quarters, a small kitchen area, and a private garden (and maybe a workshop/laboratory as well). I was planning on having a bunch of interactive LS artifacts hidden throughout the room for Hands to stumble across as they and their creatures explored the area.

The biggest issue with this metaroom is that I don't have the time and energy to learn everything I'd need to to 1) code a room, 2) code the agents for said room, 3) draw up the room and items in a 3D modeling program. I'm dealing with some significant health issues right now, on top of trying to find a better job and dealing with various draining "real-life" issues in my life, so the metaroom hasn't been my priority in a long time.

Even if that weren't an issue, I keep fighting with myself over how the metaroom should look. Different people have different interpretations of the Shee, and I keep falling into this trap where I want to do the impossible and satisfy everyone in the community with what I put in the metaroom. Or I argue about nook placements: the garden should be switched with the sleeping quarters, but then it's too far away from the kitchen, and where the heck am I going to fit the WC?!, etc. I've tried taking the time to draft blueprints of the room, but they change almost every time I take a pencil to them.