When you're working on a VN, what's the order of work? As in, do you build the artwork and storyboards completely and then write the Ren'Py code? Or do you build up the artwork and code in parallel, maybe scene by scene? For example, does it often end up that you build the code for a scene and it feels like art and/or sound is "missing", so it's back to the artist?
To generalize the question, I guess I'm interested in the process of everyday development work for the game.
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Hi, Jeremy.
When you're working on a VN, what's the order of work? As in, do you build the artwork and storyboards completely and then write the Ren'Py code? Or do you build up the artwork and code in parallel, maybe scene by scene? For example, does it often end up that you build the code for a scene and it feels like art and/or sound is "missing", so it's back to the artist?
To generalize the question, I guess I'm interested in the process of everyday development work for the game.
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