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Mockup for a game, with 50% transparent tile-based canopy shadows and Photoshop fairies/bugs and algae bloom for SUPER AWSOME FX!!!
For Dormant Sky: www.kickstarter.com/projects/4…
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Luv it!
Man the tiles are amazing! Did you make these yourself?
Of course! And thank you. 
This is so awesome and beautiful! My brother is trying to learn how to create something like this. 
Is this for a game? And if so what is the name of it and can I play it! This would be exactly my kind of video game! 
Is this for a game? And if so what is the name of it and can I play it! This would be exactly my kind of video game! It's for an upcoming RPG called Dormant Sky. Keep an eye on it!
Thanks!! I definitely will!
Reminds me of Seiken Densetsu! But to be honest I dislike the 50% transparency... I think creating different shadow tiles would have looked better. More like old school games. But that's subjective 
Overall, who wouldn't love this!?
Overall, who wouldn't love this!? Well Seiken Densetsu and pretty much every other SNES RPG had transparent tiles, so I think it works fine. But like you said, all subjective. Thanks for the comments!
But like you said, all subjective. Thanks for the comments!True! I only saw it used in Matango--er, that was Secret of Mana though. Still SNES tho! xD And no problem~
for which game is this?
Hmm, not sure I can say just yet but I should be ok to reveal it officially in a couple of days. I'll keep you posted.
because i think it would be an awesome game
Sheesh dude! Incredible tileset!
Would you mind telling me about the "rules" for SD3 tilesets that you mentioned over Pixel Joint?
Would you mind telling me about the "rules" for SD3 tilesets that you mentioned over Pixel Joint?
Just a few things I picked up from a quick study of SD3's art, like how the ground tiles repeat, how the cliff tiles interact with each other (though mine work slightly differently), how nothing has "outer" corners, and a few other things.
The mountain rules would be a bit tricky to explain, but the ground is made up of a grid of 2x2 tile "blocks", with each second column of blocks being vertically offset by one tile. This seems to be how grass, dirt, sand/snow all work in that game. lparchive.org/Seiken-Densetsu-… shows it pretty clearly - see how the "s" patterns in the sand tile vertically but not horizontally?
The mountain rules would be a bit tricky to explain, but the ground is made up of a grid of 2x2 tile "blocks", with each second column of blocks being vertically offset by one tile. This seems to be how grass, dirt, sand/snow all work in that game. lparchive.org/Seiken-Densetsu-… shows it pretty clearly - see how the "s" patterns in the sand tile vertically but not horizontally?
Yes, I kinda see what you mean. Thank you for the pointers, I shall take this info to study and practice!
Looks awesome. Is it all hand placed? I'm quite interested in tile/sprites based games, but mostly those that work with procedural generation. I guess you could handle the ledges and multi level parts by having a multi level map array, then place each tile with an offset to represent its height. It gives me lots of ideas. Thanks, very inspirational.
Yeah, all hand placed. This is just a mockup in Graphics Gale. I build a scene as I'm going to see how the tiles work together.
Cool, I'm trying to teach myself about tilesets.
The ones I've made so far are pretty bland, but I've been mostly focusing on the code to get them to fit together automatically based on a procedurally generated map.
I like the cliffs and bridges, maybe a 3d array would allow them to be generated, and then placed with an offset so they are displayed correctly.
Hmmm.. I'll have to go and try it out.
The ones I've made so far are pretty bland, but I've been mostly focusing on the code to get them to fit together automatically based on a procedurally generated map.
I like the cliffs and bridges, maybe a 3d array would allow them to be generated, and then placed with an offset so they are displayed correctly.
Hmmm.. I'll have to go and try it out.
"50% transparent tile-based canopy shadows" .. okay why not? ^^ sounds interesting..
anyway, looks very forest-y... in fact: adorable.
anyway, looks very forest-y... in fact: adorable.
Wow that looks really cool!
Mate it looks pretty Amazing
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