Credits for Tiles

by ChaoticCherryCake, Apr 26, 2013, 4:05:44 AM
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I used many Tiles for my Maps and so that I don't have do copy&paste every time I uploaded a map, I will list all people here. Thank you for your public tiles.
I made some myself and I edited some of them, so I will list my name here too.

Kyle-Dove

Heavy-Metal-Lover

WesleyFG

Dewitty

Zetavares852

XDinky

Newtiteuf

Alucus

Erma96

Hydrargirium

Poison-Master

Thedeadheroalistair

Shutwig

Asdsimone

Xxdevil

Steinnaples

Hek-el-grande

sylver1984

NikNak93

TeaAddiction

Cuddlesthefatcat

Magiscarf

Gigatom

The-Red-eX

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