Hey, I really like yours! I see we arrived at a similar solution for the red bottles. I'm conflicted because I feel like some of the default LPC colors are kind of drab (especially the non-water blues), so I like adding stuff that's more colorful. On the other hand, using the water blues makes them look kind of bubbly and a little too cartoony. I might try recoloring the blue bottles using your color scheme and we can see if they look better. 

They should! Although I admit they are kinda confusing... Which tiles are you having trouble with specifically (can you post an image showing which ones)? Have you looked at the example map in tiled.zip from the original submission? 

Evert is right; 4 and 5 are for the same purpose (for ramps leading to the top). 

1 is for transitioning from the top of the cliff to another terrain. 

I admit 2 is not really very useful, because there is a tile missing with the bottom- and top-edge of a cliff in the same tile.

I'll try to post an example later, but hopefully this gives you an idea. 

There are some examples in the Source of Tales map, starting about half-way up: http://www.sourceoftales.org/talesworld/ . I'm hoping to make an example map at some point which shows all the tiles in use. 

Yeah dude! I do have plans to post both the Victorian decorations and the containers. After the last post I kept tinkering with them both and then got distracted by other things and never posted them. I should go ahead and post what I have though---I'll try to do that in the next few days. 

Also if you have more ideas for containers or town decorations... let me know ;-) 

Hey, that's a nice pot! I feel like I kinda suck at colors and I'm not super happy with the pots I have. I still haven't finished the containers because I got sucked into a hole making all kinds of glassware. But I think I'm out of ideas and I really should stop, so I'm gonna do a little reorganizing and then upload that. For the victorian decorations I just want to make a preview and then I'll upload that as well.

As for the rocks, do you mean something like this? ;-) Been sitting around a while because there are some inconsistencies in the shading and general style that I'd like to iron out, but I should probably release that as well. If you know of anything I've missed please let me know! BTW there's also an overlay with snow for all the rocks.

I don't have any ruins or manmade rocks in here. I feel like that would probably be a separate set; the only LPC ruins I'm aware of are in Skorpio's shump, but I'm not a huge fan and would want to rework significantly. From that set the only things that I think could stylistically fit are the Moai heads.

We are so on the same wavelength already... See the attached preview (BTW there's an alternate glass style based on BenCreating's submission earlier in this thread, and the green contents are a separate overlay layer so there are empty/filled versions and you can change the contents colors separately). So yeah, alchemy stuff is what got me distracted. I haven't done things like centrifuges, balances, hourglasses, etc. because they're not "containers," but I think a separate alchemy set with all that stuff and maybe more glassware would be dope and would be happy to work together on.

I will try to upload the "containers" tonight! The food is already released though!

Oh, and I forgot to mention the copper alembics!

@MedicineStorm, Haha, it's seriously just coincidence; I had already made all that stuff when you made your post.

@Evert, Awesome! Yes, fixing the colors is a hassle. I usually do the very dumb and simple thing of importing into GIMP, changing to an indexed palette and adjust until it has a reasonable number of colors (usually 7 or 8); I find this works pretty well for a first pass, but then most of the time is spent cleaning up places where the original was stylistically different (different light source, different shading, or a color ramp with different lightness steps). I hadn't noticed those rocks by Hypotosis, thanks for pointing them out! I also see there are even a few more than that; I'll see about adding those.

I am learning lots of new words here! Agree some of the rocks in the set could be used as megalithic structures (top row, 4th from left is menhir-like, the big one in the middle from Hyptosis is probably the remains of a dolmen).

yeah that's exactly the problem with Skorpio's set. I had a separate set trying to clean it up (and also added some tiles from IvanVoronoi's Slate set), unsuccessfully I think; attached here.

If I were doing a new "ruins" set, I would probably use my castle tileset as the base and make waist-high, crumbled versions of the walls; that way you could have partially-ruined castles or larger ruined structures. Other stuff to include could be more megaliths like you mentioned (obelisks, Taulas, earth-covered/intact menhirs), statues (like the stuff in the bottom right of Zabin's version of Lost Garden).

Cool! Are those your work? I have a handful of other statues in my medieval decorations, and I believe AntumDeluge was collecting some more.

Containers are submitted! There is still much to be done... Please share any feedback! https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-containers

Just a quick update - the Victorian town tiles are coming (had to clean up the animations and fix a few other problems) very soon! And there is another (related) tileset that will accompany them and I think be of interest to anyone wanting to create a Victorian town. ;-)

Unrelatedly, a while ago I was messing around with updating my beach/desert sheet https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-beach-desert , and started re-drawing all the cacti. Still lacking some details in several places (and a few haven't been converted yet), but overall I feel they are much improved :) What do you think? Much else that could be added to this set (I would like to add Joshua and proper acacia trees, as well as some more varied succulent-type plants, like Haworthia, snake plant, etc.)

Sneak preview :)

The town portion is relatively representative, but there are a lot more possibilities and for the buildings. More to come!

OK Evert, the rocks are uploaded! https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-rocks . I added the rocks from Hyptosis you posted here as well and did a little more tidying up, otherwise the layout is basically the same.

Messing with some grass. Might delete later.

They're not new, per se---they're all borrowed from other submissions, just recolored and retouched. The medium and tall grass are from Hyptosis, the short grass patches are from Jetrel and Zabin. I messed with the base grass a bit to make the patch on the right.

My overall goal is to add more depth to the grass in general---note how flat the border between the grass and the dirt path looks---and to make larger patches of grass less repetitive by adding more variation(s).

Happy New Year (at least in the Eastern US) OGA!

It took most of 2020, but I have finally uploaded by Victorian buildings and Victorian town decorations:

https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-victorian-buildings
https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-victorian-town-decorations

The set became absolutely massive, but I think it will be very useful and I am exciting to see what the community builds with it. Includes a full Tiled map, which still only captures a fraction of the possibilities ;-)

Soon to come are the remaining crops missing from https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-crops , along with many more food items.

Stay safe and healthy everyone!

Hi there, just a quick preview of a few things:

- The new fruits and veggies; added >100 new sprites (highlighted with purple box), notably beans, cereals, and herbs, as well as more of basically every other kind. Several sprites also edited or re-drawn to match the crops or trees. I also have ~10 new breads and a handful of new meats (not shown here). The same basic format as the original, with 4 sprites per item (1 item, few items, many items, and items to go in a box/container)---I'm just showing the single item here for simplicity. Let me know if you can think of anything to add---I'm pretty much out of ideas!

- Some "meals"/"dishes" I've been working on with castelonia; this is a modular set of prepared foods that can be combined to make various dishes. The preview image is made entirely by layering in Tiled.

A few items are basically done but I haven't had time to post yet:

• woodworking/carpenter shop (commissioned by pvigier, thanks!); may add more to this set
• tailor/sewing shop (commissioned by pvigier, thanks!)
• seeds for some of the crop assets (commissioned by pvigier, thanks!)

I have been resisting posting the above, because I wanted to make nice previews of indoor scenes, but I went down a big rabbit hole working on a collection of walls and floors. Floors are nearly done. Walls are a bit of a mess right now, but also nearly done, pending some organization. I'll also post a separate sheet with some parts/overlays/odds and ends for constructing new walls. 

With castelonia, I'm working on something fun---pirate clothes! Yarrr. The first batch of those are nearly done, probably this week. But of course, a pirate is no good without a ship! I've been repurposing the ship tileset from Evol online/The Mana World. First converting it to the LPC palette and re-doing the shading to match the LPC style (eliminating dithering, adding more consistent textures), then I'd like to do some expansions (different types of sails/rigging, fancier bowsprit, different aft-decks). 

Thanks! I welcome suggestions for things to add to any of the sets!

Yes, the manequins are derived from the base assets so should fit the same clothing as them!

I'd love to do a vertical ship, hopefully re-using some/most of the tiles. That would be next after I finished fixing the colors and shading. 

Small update to the walls, which are much more organized. Any suggestions for types of walls I am missing?

samuncle's request for trees got me thinking about trees a bit as well. I've become increasingly dissatisfied with the tree pack here https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-trees ... the trees are wildly inconsistent in style, but they're all kind of generic and don't map clearly to different kinds of real trees. A few years ago, macmanmatty commissioned a set of modular leaves; the idea was that the leaves could be procedurally placed, in order to generate a large variety of trees. I never ended up releasing them, because I was never terribly happy with the results they produced. 

However, once I gave up on the idea of building the trees automatically, I started thinking of the modular leaves as larger "pixel-clusters." I experimented a bit more and had better results. this idea produced some of the trees in the fruit trees pack https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-fruit-trees . Now I'm revisiting some of those original leaves to see if I can make something useful. My goals were 1) make the trees stylistically compatible with the base LPC trees; 2) make each tree have a distinct identity (e.g. somewhat recognizable as a specific species); 3) make the trees simple and symmetrical enough that they can be repeated many times. 

Here are some intermediate results; top is oak, bottom is red maple. I'd be very grateful for feedback/suggestions on how to improve them. I still think they're a bit too "literal," showing every leaf rather than using texture to hint at leaf shapes. That's something I continue to struggle with in all my art.

Let me know also if you'd be interested in more variants in these styles. I'd really like to do birch, poplar, maybe walnut or ash, as well as another kind of conifer like cypress/thuja. 

Yeah, I was trying to stretch out the oak to make it a different shape; wasn't entirely successful. The light green leaves on the top look kind of flat, like they're a little hat glued on :p 

The shape of the maple was arbitrary, I was just trying out the technique of layering the leaves so I borrowed the shape of the base tree and fit them onto that. I will try making the maple in some different shapes too. 

Yes, I would be happy to do more conifers! I am equally unhappy with the selection there!