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is there a way to buy the midi files (building webgame, 740 MB asset is too much bandwidth)

btw, big fan of your color choice / art style

I'm pretty sure I've bought all your sets, so looking forward to the update!

Could you write a double for loop ?

for L in layers:

  for O in L.options/values:

    draw just O from layer L (all other layers transparent);

    save to L_O.png

then it'll be our responsibility to recombine these layer_object.png files on our own

by labels, I mean "icons for the mea/skin drop", per animal

I don't understand. Imagine we are building a farming sim.

The farmer kills an animal. It should drop two things

chicken => chicken meat, feather

cow => beef, cow leather

pig => pork,  pig leather

Are there labels for the "meat/skin" drop, per animal ?

The following would be perfect:

If a farmer killed this animal, what would they get?

chicken -> chicken leg, feather

cow -> beef, cow leather

pig -> pork, pig leather

etc ...

The idea here is, when building a farming sim, animals can be transformed into animal products.

are there icons for the meat / skin each animal drops if you kill it? (i.e. in a farming simulator)

are the icons labelled ?

are the icons labelled ?

are there labels of what animal each meat comes from ?

I own that pack too (bought your bundle), but there's no 1-1 mapping of "farm animal" to "meat" right ?
In the Solaria crops tileset, there is, so we can do something like "grow crop on farm => harvest it to sell in market"

I'd like to be able to have a similar game mechanics for farm animals, but to do so I'd need a 1-1 mapping of "farm animal => meat [of that animal] icon"

are there meat icons? i.e. how each of the farm animals would appear in a grocery store meat aisle ?

would it be possible to add some mountain tiles to the biome packs?

Hi. My understanding is the current process is:

fire up app: configure char -> export -> get png

What I would like to do instead is:

1. get the raw pngs of the face parts

2. allow players of my game to CUSTOMIZE their char in game, and use it in game

This requires having the raw pngs/sprites as separate riles, and combining them within my game.

are the face parts availble as separate pngs / sprites? I want to combine them in game, not pre with the tool

are the raw face parts availble as pngs / sprites? (I want to build faces in game, not pre build them with this tool)

is there a way to get the raw png sprites ? (I'd like to use the parts for an in game face creator)

How were you removing the micro details? Right now, I am just doing resizing with "mogrify -resize 33.33333333333%" which takes it from 48x48 to 16x16, but it is still very detail heavy. I'm trying to do something where it "flattens/smoothes" the texture, while preserving the edges -- but this is very non-trivial to do on pixel art.

You know what would be amazing? If some AI tool (I don't know of any, but maybe Photoshop or Aesprite can do this) could auto convert your other assets from the "realistic detailed" view to the "anime / airport clean look" ; i.e. to have all your tilesets in two formats:

(1) realistic / detailed

(2) anime / "clean"  / "flat"

This is a bit selfish, as I'm working on 

Looking forward to see more assets you release. Do you have a discord server ?

PS: big fan of this "cleaner / less detail" art style, along with the Airport set style.

Congrats on your new release. Looking forward to testing it out.

Not a question, not a criticism. I just noticed something about your art style different from other tilesets I've purchased: you draw an outline pixels around the object. These outline pixels simultaneously look crisp on 48x48 and blurry when down sampled to 16x16. Not a criticism, not saying either size is better; just found it an interesting observation when trying to understand how your art style differed from other asset packs I bought.

most 48x48 tiles I have seen are natively 16x16 just scaled up 3x. Are your tiles natively 48x48? the "pixels" look 1x1, not 3x3.

In addition to the "jian" question above. Could you please explain how the 8 images for "jiao" are labeled? I still can't quite figure out what is going on: I have the following images:

The first set of images shows it for "human", including the blackbars you mentioned. The second set is for the "mounts" package.

Here is what is confusing me:

q1: is 0 == 4, 1 == 5, 2 == 6, 3 == 7 always? if not, when do they differ? if so, why do we have repeat ?

q2: in the first examplle: isn't "0" the only one we ever use? i.e. it does not matter if the char is facing left, right, up, or down -- the legs are always up/down; why do we need: 1, 2, 3,  at all?

Thank you for your patience.

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"jian" refers to shoulder right, as in "jianbang"

How do you intend it to be used ?

Below we have 3 examples, each with 4 images, for the 4 directions.

Here is what I don't understand: each human has 2 shoulders right? How is this intended to be used, for up/down facing chars, do we take the image, put it on left, then flip image vertically and put it on right ?

For the left/right facing directions, do we just copy it once (since the two shoulders should have identical x/y pos, merely different  z depth).

Is this correct interpretation?

Purchased. Thanks!

am I hallucinating or was this item just on sale? can you put it back on sale? I missed it as the page reloaded

LOL. Two black rectangles for the feet is brilliant. I didn't even notice until now.

I'm confused by both the feet and the shield. 

With the other body parts, it seems to be 4 directions at 90 deg apart.

With the wuqi, 8 sprites at 45 degs apart.

With the feet and the shield, there are 8 sprites each -- but they are not 45 degs apart. Some angles seem missing; other angles seem duplicated ? Is there  a guide how to use these components ?

Standard auto tiles tend to be 47-tiles or 2x3 rpgmaker. The tiles I'm getting from your assets are:

3x3 (interior) + 3x3 (exterior) + 2x(1x1) (two diaonals?)

Can you link me to what standard this is (and how to use them?) Thanks!

I am writing custom software to render the characters (so game engine can dynamically mix and match). The beibu, body, head, shou, wuqi pngs make sense. The are basically all down, left, up, right facing.

I can not figure out how the jian (shoulder?) and jiao (feet?) pngs are supposed to work. My questions are:

jian has 4 images; what do the 4 images represent
jiao has 8 images -- what are the 8 images and what do they represent ? (and everything seems to only be left facing, no right facing)

Thanks!

This issue is -- even if this is free, it is useless to me if it is not .vox

This issue is -- even if this is free, it is useless to me if it is not .vox

This issue is -- even if this is free, it is useless to me if it is not .vox

I think the components are there, but I'm just using it wrong. In particular, looking at your demo scenes: it is pretty clear you can do both vertical and horizontal walls -- so this seems to imply the tiles are there, but I'm doing something wrong.

Thanks. Is there a way to contact you via email? I have converted the wall tiles to 47-tile format too -- but they don't look correct (or maybe I'm not used to reading them). I'm not sure if these are in the 'free demo' so I'd prefer to email you directly instead of posting them here.

Is this a correct conversion? I used the tool at https://partyvaper.github.io/autotile-converter/ to do the "rpgmaker 3x2" to the "47 tile" format. If you feel this violates your copyright, I'll delete the output image (but not sure how to otherwise verify with you the output is "correct").

The auto tiles for the walls appear to be split in two parts:
"top of wall": 16x16, 16x16, 32x32
"bottom of wall": 32x32
Is this using that technique where each 16x16 "tile" is split into 4 "8x8" "corner tiles"; then the "8x8 corner tiles" are reconnected in different combinations to form "16x16 big tiles" to use ?