old ruins tileset
Tuesday, June 5, 2018 - 01:21
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I made an isometric ruin tileset for the flare game, modeled in blender and rendered in cycles.
Included are different versions (128x64 and 64x32 isometric tiles), also included is a winter / frozen variant of this tileset.
Designed to work well in combination with the grassland or snowplains tileset (see preview images)
First I planned to create something like a "dungeon outdoors area"
Note that the source file is really large due to the huge amount of models and packed textures (unpacked almost 200 MB), also the source file is a bit "complicated" (I added an extra readme for that file).
Also the sheets are slightly modified compared to the original render tiles
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see CREDITS.txt
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old_ruins_tileset.zip 22.5 Mb [1884 download(s)] old_ruins_tileset_source_blend.zip 73.1 Mb [755 download(s)]
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Nice work!
I get the feeling this could be changed easily to a swampy ruins set, just adding a few swamp waters and swamp to land transitions tiles, maybe a mayan-like or two statues.
Phenomenal work. Definitely going to be used in the Flare expansion.
I used this tileset in this free content Add-On for my map-making software.
I should see about doing the snow version, too.
@hruca: Where is the attribution for the free content Add-On?
@medicinestorm: Oops, just fixed that omission. Thanks for letting me know.
Thanks,
but just FYI, the attribution should, at a minimum, link to this page specifically.(Linking to RubberDuck's profile is fine, but less important than linking to the specific asset itself given that author information is available here, but asset information is not as available from rubberduck's profile.)P.S. @heruca: MapForge looks fantastic. Already signed up. Are you a stakeholder in the software itself as well as an art pack contributor?
Where it says "The original artwork is available here", the word "here" is a hyperlink that takes you to this page.
I'm the (sole) developer. Thanks for registering. I recognized the email address. ;)
D'oh! Missed the "here". Disregard, you have it right. Thanks again.