Interrupting drawing the shop; cut and sorting audio files; working on zDh (Patreon)

I decided that I will continue drawing the shop close to release. I feel like I got stuck (even though I am not). I want to give the player a nice background since I haven't invested too much time into the zum Damenhaus background, so I'd like to fix that in PSS.

Drawing stuff here takes ages, I need like 45 min for a closet and 2-3 hours for a filled cupboard. Thats not cause I work slow, it's cause of just the time it takes. Furthermore, all of the furniture and the building itself has real life meassurements: the doors, the closets, the chairs, tables, beds, even the bricks in the walls have a realistic scale. The whole stage will look natural.

A few things are missing, mostly details in the bed room and the lab.The contents of the shop will be done seperatly by me, cause it will get coded quite a bit. Same (but not as much) counts for the doors; that's why they are just floating there for now, just to show you how they look.

What's next?I received more audio files from Sonja's voice actress MizzPeachy, so I am going to cut them up and implement them into PSS. And connect them to Sonjas choices in the Dialogue Sex (for example a heavy moan which the player can choose).Doing this shouldn't take too long.

After that I am going to work on zDh, make it ready for release, so I just need to add the missing CG's when they are done. This includes one more dialogue and a couple of bug fixes.Shouldn't take that long as well.

At last, after that, I will work on implementing the shop into PSS, connect it to the overworld and start creating a crafting system. Then follows Linda. Then follow the clients. Then follows a dialogue system.There will probably be more inbetween and definitely more after that, but these are the last, rough big steps before public release.

Something else:You thought PSS would never be available in the russian langauge? Well think again! Thank you Veldspar for delivering a translation! In contrast to the other european languages I needed a bit to get those cyrillic signs working. But they do now! :D

Have a nice day!

random Crow