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What the title says. Zelda-like top-down perspective (which sort of implies: I know there are some perspective flaws). Floor tiles are 16x16, wall tiles (and the rest) are 32x32. (The idea is that 4 of the floor tiles are to be combined program-side into a 32x32 tile, so that all the combinations are covered).
This comes from a job I made for a programmer who agreed this to be released under a free license. My thanks to him for this.
Enjoy!
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Awesome stuff.
Great stuff! I really like the idea of combining the tiles to make the interior walls, very nice trick for getting around the perspective problems! Thanks for sharing!
Interesante
This is extremely useful. I've been looking for ages for a Zelda-like set (or actually, a dungeon set that allows for doors on all four directions), particularly one I could use with LPC assets. Most of what I was able to find wasn't immediately useful for me, and making my own is time-consuming (and that's before trying to make it look somewhat decent), but this is pretty much spot-on.
Anyway, because I specifically want to use it alongside LPC assets, I did a quick recolour of the set to the LPC palette; I left the gold/brass highlights since the LPC palette doesn't have the right colours to map those (some of the other LPC assets might though, I haven't checked yet), but at least the base tones now match. I also added a door-frame without the door, to allow for open doors (just the one here). I hope that's useful to someone.
Very Nice !! thanks for sharing ;D
Cute Indeed , Thanks for sharing ^_^
Great set! Would you be willing to license this as GPL v3 as well so it can be compatible with the LPC assets?