Gnomes
Wednesday, October 18, 2017 - 21:07
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- 2019-05-15: added S/W/E/N versions
Description:
Gnome sprites created for Stendhal based on Green Cap Character 16x18 by isaiah658.
Stendhal enemies:
Sprite details:
- Orientation: orthogonal
- N/E/S/W format for Stendhal.
- S/W/E/N format for RPG Maker & RPG Boss.
- Dimensions: 24x32 & 48x64
- Animation:
- idle (center frames)
- walking: 12 frames (3 per direction)
- Animated preview @ 150ms delay.
- PNG images optimized with indexed color (smaller files).
- GIMP sources (.xcf) use RGB color.
Licensing:
- Creative Commons Zero (CC0)
TODO:
- Touch up 48x64 sprites.
- Create 32x48 versions.
Notes:
Attribution is not required for this work. But, the names of the authors have been listed in the Copyright/Attribution Notice section for anyone that would like to give credit.
Larger gnomes scaled with scale2x filter. I plan to eventually touch up 48x64 sprites.
Download archive includes isaiah658's original sprite plus rewroked versions with various colored caps.
For some tilesets to go along with these, see Mushroom Houses.
Original link: https://opengameart.org/node/78045
Copyright/Attribution Notice:
Original "Green Cap Character 16x18" by isaiah658. Reworked versions by Jordan Irwin (AntumDeluge).
File(s):
gnome-1.4.zip 161.6 Kb [409 download(s)]
Comments
These look great! :D Glad you found my work useful! I don't know if you saw it but I also uploaded a collection of characters, tiles, items, etc that follow a similar style as the green cap character. It's called "isaiah658's Pixel Pack #1". There might be more useful things in it for your game. It's all licensed as CC0.
Oh, I Love these!!! <:)
Thanks!!!
Wickie
Thank you isaiah. And yes, I acrually did see that pixel pack & added it to a couple of my collections. I plan to look at it more closely when I'm done, or close to done, with the Stendhal sprite sheets & begin working on the tilesets. They are some very nice looking assets & I expect I would find them useful. We have a lot of images that need replaced/redone in the project. :)
Thanks, I love it :)