These could be used for an abandoned temple in a forest or city. Lib/Ksi has some small moss covered statue edits and things along with vines and pillars. In her post under 'dungeons' is a sort of cave/ forest like tileset. Her stuff is amazing! She has a lot of indoor items for modern, like kitchen items, plushies, electronics, and more. Grandma Deb's list here- is slightly outdated but has a bunch of links to free resources from all around the site!Īvery has a post of a bunch of tilesets, sprites, and icons. 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. The tile sheets with windows also come in three versions so you can choose if the windows are lit or not, perfect for distinguishing between daytime and night on your maps.Īlso included are some sprites to help bring some movement to your cities.Some beautiful BEAUTIFUL tiles here on the forums, cyanide has some excellent indoors modern and like art deco tiles if I'm not mistaken. Certain autotile walls with windows help you build tall apartment buildings or skyscrapers while others are perfect for creating unique two-story houses, giving you ways to break up the monotony of buildings in your cities. Fences made out of stone, metal, and even plants can keep your players from wandering into people’s yards while still letting them see little details like dog houses or bicycles that show someone really lives there. Let your players take a break in a small park with swing sets and a bouncy panda between tall buildings, or make a railroad station into your game’s fast travel system. Bring a compact and busy feeling to your cities with the Japanese Modern Cityscape Tileset! Grayfax software’s tileset contains pixel art tiles to help you build a city inspired by modern Japan, with road signs, soda machines, and even a small shrine to help your city look lived in.

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