Weird Al gave thanks both to T-Pain and Nickelback on his album Straight Outta Lynwood even though he didn't end up making the parodies they authorized. So I'd say that it's not unprecedented--and no doubt it will not go unappreciated.
Indeed, what Surt said. It is just a very basic floor and wall set which would fulfill some basic prototyping, placeholder or small projecty needs. The added ceiling tiles are appreciated, though :)
It's really neat to see the base in use like this, even if it wasn't exactly the usage I'd imagined. Thanks for sharing your work! I'll have to take a look at the game when I get a chance.
Gaurav did make the tool to put the sprites together, but he did not make the sprites. They represent the work of a number of different artists. I suspect that the required credits are gathered somewhere in the Git, though.
O.o This is some very impressive work! I can't wait to dig into the files, but the previews alone are rather stunning. Thank you very much for your willingness to share these pieces!
For the record, I think it would be awesome to see a sprite comic using the LPC assets. I got into pixel art thanks to sprite comics back in their hayday.
Yup. I was going to put a lot of stuff up from his forum thread but didnt end up having time, so i cut the collection rather than leave it up with one entry. The thread has everything anyway.
Here's a handy dandy collection of all isometric tiles on OGA: http://opengameart.org/content/isometric-tiles There may be something of use in there.
Weird Al gave thanks both to T-Pain and Nickelback on his album Straight Outta Lynwood even though he didn't end up making the parodies they authorized. So I'd say that it's not unprecedented--and no doubt it will not go unappreciated.
Indeed, what Surt said. It is just a very basic floor and wall set which would fulfill some basic prototyping, placeholder or small projecty needs. The added ceiling tiles are appreciated, though :)
It's really neat to see the base in use like this, even if it wasn't exactly the usage I'd imagined. Thanks for sharing your work! I'll have to take a look at the game when I get a chance.
Gaurav did make the tool to put the sprites together, but he did not make the sprites. They represent the work of a number of different artists. I suspect that the required credits are gathered somewhere in the Git, though.
Of course, if you go with the JRPG style, there is a rather large set available under CC-By: http://opengameart.org/forumtopic/rpg-enemy-project
O.o This is some very impressive work! I can't wait to dig into the files, but the previews alone are rather stunning. Thank you very much for your willingness to share these pieces!
For the record, I think it would be awesome to see a sprite comic using the LPC assets. I got into pixel art thanks to sprite comics back in their hayday.
Yup. I was going to put a lot of stuff up from his forum thread but didnt end up having time, so i cut the collection rather than leave it up with one entry. The thread has everything anyway.
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