Cheers.Īvery made a post here- that talks about things in the base MV engine that are missing, and where to find the missing bits along with the people to credit who made them. Anyways gov, hope this bizarre mish mash of information has helped. It comes with all kinds of instructions on how to achieve certain looks and parallax mapping information as well so you can kind of mess around with GIMP and check that out. If you're into a retro style, for low cost (surprisingly low), the Time Fantasy sets are all kinds of right up that tree.Īnd for a bit more coins, the FSM woods and cave pack (you can pick it up on sale fairly often either here or on steam) highly recommended. If you do come across some coins to spend, I highly recommend checking out celianna's stuff, some really good tilesets for not bad price at all, and they recently converted some stuff to MV from VX ace. They have stuff on their own website as well. srsly), and as mentioned previously, pandamaru has wonderful art shared here. Some excellent tiles from whtdragon (they're awesome.
How do people make their own flexible tilesets and how do they make them work with the engine? Am i missing something.I also tested them on all A type tilesets and B C D E.Some beautiful BEAUTIFUL tiles here on the forums, cyanide has some excellent indoors modern and like art deco tiles if I'm not mistaken. So i decided to look at tilesets from some of my favourite RPG maker games to see how they did it (just checked omori's a bit ago) Turns out they don't seem to use autotiles but also tiles that are not the tile size for rpg maker? I tested them in engine (just for the sake of comparison ofcourse would never publish or even save anything with others assets) and they didn't draw out nicely at all. So i've been looking into how to make tilesets and just couldnt get a good hang on how autotiles work. Hello readers, i am new to RPG maker (Arround 30 hours in) and i don't get something.
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