Stone Terrain
Wednesday, November 22, 2017 - 12:39
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Stone terrain tilesets created for Stendhal.
Tileset details:
- Dimensions: designed for 32x32 tiled maps
- PNG images use indexed color (smaller files).
- GIMP source files (.xcf) use RGB color.
Licensing:
- Can be redistributed under any of the following:
- OpenGameArt.org Attribution (OGA BY) version 3.0 or later
- Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY), version 3.0 or later
- The stone_ground tiles are licensed under CC0 (Public Domain).
- Source: Public Domain Tiles by Moosader.
- The red re-color & alternate tile that I created are also CC0.
Related assets:
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Notes:
- 2nd ground tile is to give illusion of separate levels.
- Red stairs are not identical to gray.
TODO:
- Rearrange & add more tiles for v2.0 (will be incompatible with 1.0).
- Add blue set.
Original link: https://opengameart.org/node/79141
Copyright/Attribution Notice:
Created by Jordan Irwin (AntumDeluge)
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stone_terrain-1.1.zip 172.9 Kb [495 download(s)]
Comments
"terrains"? now you're just going crazy, man.
I actually did this a few years ago. In Stendhal, we needed to replace a tileset labelled hell because of licensing issues. So I began work on a fresh one, trying to keep it similar so that the look of the map didn't change too much. Luckily I had found that CC0 licensed ground tile which helped a lot. Just did a recolor to match the rest of the set.
The related resources that I linked to were created to replace parts of that tileset as well.
Edit: Actually, most of the stuff I have uploaded in the past few days were done over 2 or 3 years ago.
Edit: The hell tileset replacement is still a work-in-progress. I went inactive with the project for a while.
I think i can use this. Thanks.
No problem. :)
There is another small tileset that I want to upload that I edited to replace another part of the hell tileset. But I'm waiting on confirmation of the licensing. Most original tilesets for the project are GPL. But when the original image was added to the project, licensing wasn't specified & I haven't found clear documentation on it yet.