/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7856759
Reposting from last thread because I also have a question:

Nothing really new to show, as I have mainly been working on sounds (there are basically no good water jet/psshhh sounds around and no crying non-toddlers, so I will probably have to do the crying boy voice myself) and more frames for the player model's rotation. I am already dreading having to make the 45° rotations.
That said, to the people actually making monster sprites, what do you do first? Finish all frames and then shade or shade each sprite while you're making it? Because I thought it was smart to just get the general shapes and perspective down before I add details.

Nothing really new to show, as I have mainly been working on sounds (there are basically no good water jet/psshhh sounds around and no crying non-toddlers, so I will probably have to do the crying boy voice myself) and more frames for the player model's rotation. I am already dreading having to make the 45° rotations.
That said, to the people actually making monster sprites, what do you do first? Finish all frames and then shade or shade each sprite while you're making it? Because I thought it was smart to just get the general shapes and perspective down before I add details.