I think ladies' clothing is a lot more complicated, which is why I haven't attempted it :p But there's at least a good start with the Sara set, which I see you're dissecting apart.
A swing animation would be great! I'm not very good at the weapon animations, which is why I didn't include one. I also tried doing cast, but it looked kind of strange since the hands sorta open up and point to the side...
Also it's both inspiring and depressing to peruse surt's CC0 scraps thread... the stuff he throws away is 1000x better than most anything I've contributed :p
Thanks so much Zabin. Your trees look really great too.
I'm working on a master collection of all high-quality trees I can find on OGA, remixed into the LPC style. I'm looking forward to trying to incorporate these trees, assuming I can do them justice and not make a total mess of the colors.
Sounds reasonable. I'm planning to make a fork/PR against those repos to add some of those things, as well as some of my own sprites.
Also, I just released my LPC Gentleman set: https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-gentleman . I didn't use your color palette since I was so far into it when you posted it, but I might try to recolor them to fit your palette if I have time. I hope you'll release your Victorian lady set soon! :p
Eliza, do you know about the LPC universal spritesheet https://github.com/makrohn/Universal-LPC-spritesheet? I found the formal sprites in that collection (or rather jrconway3's slightly more up-to-date fork https://github.com/jrconway3/Universal-LPC-spritesheet)-everything is already broken up into separate PNGs and nicely organized. jrconway also wrote a tool to automatically recolor hair styles; I haven't used it, but might be worth looking at.
Speaking of which, I hope you'll contribute your fixes to the set back to the community somehow ideally as a pull request against one of those repositories! Otherwise, someone will have to go through all this work over again :(
I saw your LPC wishlist and wanted to let you know that I'm working on an "LPC Victorian Gentleman" which builds off the formal wear (collared shirt, belt, vest) already in the set. It's like 90% done, and includes:
All animations (I think thrust and shoot, or maybe slash were missing) for collared shirt, formal pants, vest, and both ties; pants and vests are with and without stripes
Long coat in brown and black, with and without stripes
Buttoned trenchcoat and iverness cape in black
Cane with walking and thrusting animations
Tophat in brown and black
Rifle
Monocle
I'm finishing up the coats now, then I want to go through everything to check and cleanup. I had a few other ideas (suspenders, bowler hat, deerstalker aka Sherlock Holmes hat, pipe, vest chains, and steampunk-style pistol/hand cannon), but I'm not sure I'll get to any of them, and I'd rather release what I've got sooner rather than waiting another year. One thing I was wondering: does your tool automatically recolor assets if they're in your standard pallet? If not, I know Capbros was working on such a tool, but not sure what came of it. Anyway, if there's some way to automatically make recolors, that'd be great because I hate doing recolors :p
Very interested in contributing to this. I've got tilesets in the LPC style for many of the things on this list, either original or reworked from other assets on this site. I'll try and prioritizing finishing things which could be of use.
One question: any particular reason you chose to go with Cabbit's bases rather than the rich set of LPC characters (since Cabbit's are not the size of your assets anyway)? Personally seems like an odd choice to standardize around a set of assets which will all need to be scaled up (and therefore lose their pixel art quality).
Would you mind licensing this also as GPL v2+ (or at least GPL v3)? I'm trying to get my work, which is a derivative of this work, which is a derivative of your work licensed as such. Note that Surt's tiles are already CC0 and Redshrike has agreed to relicense his tiles as GPL v2+ and OGA-BY as well.
I think ladies' clothing is a lot more complicated, which is why I haven't attempted it :p But there's at least a good start with the Sara set, which I see you're dissecting apart.
A swing animation would be great! I'm not very good at the weapon animations, which is why I didn't include one. I also tried doing cast, but it looked kind of strange since the hands sorta open up and point to the side...
Also it's both inspiring and depressing to peruse surt's CC0 scraps thread... the stuff he throws away is 1000x better than most anything I've contributed :p
Thanks so much Zabin. Your trees look really great too.
I'm working on a master collection of all high-quality trees I can find on OGA, remixed into the LPC style. I'm looking forward to trying to incorporate these trees, assuming I can do them justice and not make a total mess of the colors.
Hi Eliza,
Sounds reasonable. I'm planning to make a fork/PR against those repos to add some of those things, as well as some of my own sprites.
Also, I just released my LPC Gentleman set: https://opengameart.org/content/lpc-gentleman . I didn't use your color palette since I was so far into it when you posted it, but I might try to recolor them to fit your palette if I have time. I hope you'll release your Victorian lady set soon! :p
Looks really nice Zabin! I like how you've applied your own flair to all these different sets to make them work together. A few questions?
Do you have a license for Jetrel's tree? http://www.wesnoth.org/jetrel/rpg/huge-tree.png
Where did the tree on the middle-left in this screenshot come from? https://opengameart.org/sites/default/files/forum-attachments/3wateranim...
Where did the pine/coniferous trees in the far middle-right of your very first screenshot come from?
Eliza, do you know about the LPC universal spritesheet https://github.com/makrohn/Universal-LPC-spritesheet? I found the formal sprites in that collection (or rather jrconway3's slightly more up-to-date fork https://github.com/jrconway3/Universal-LPC-spritesheet)-everything is already broken up into separate PNGs and nicely organized. jrconway also wrote a tool to automatically recolor hair styles; I haven't used it, but might be worth looking at.
Speaking of which, I hope you'll contribute your fixes to the set back to the community somehow ideally as a pull request against one of those repositories! Otherwise, someone will have to go through all this work over again :(
I saw your LPC wishlist and wanted to let you know that I'm working on an "LPC Victorian Gentleman" which builds off the formal wear (collared shirt, belt, vest) already in the set. It's like 90% done, and includes:
I'm finishing up the coats now, then I want to go through everything to check and cleanup. I had a few other ideas (suspenders, bowler hat, deerstalker aka Sherlock Holmes hat, pipe, vest chains, and steampunk-style pistol/hand cannon), but I'm not sure I'll get to any of them, and I'd rather release what I've got sooner rather than waiting another year. One thing I was wondering: does your tool automatically recolor assets if they're in your standard pallet? If not, I know Capbros was working on such a tool, but not sure what came of it. Anyway, if there's some way to automatically make recolors, that'd be great because I hate doing recolors :p
Very interested in contributing to this. I've got tilesets in the LPC style for many of the things on this list, either original or reworked from other assets on this site. I'll try and prioritizing finishing things which could be of use.
One question: any particular reason you chose to go with Cabbit's bases rather than the rich set of LPC characters (since Cabbit's are not the size of your assets anyway)? Personally seems like an odd choice to standardize around a set of assets which will all need to be scaled up (and therefore lose their pixel art quality).
Glad to hear these were useful!
Do you have a list of sprites somewhere that you're trying to replace? I'd be happy to help if possible!
Hello!
Would you mind licensing this also as GPL v2+ (or at least GPL v3)? I'm trying to get my work, which is a derivative of this work, which is a derivative of your work licensed as such. Note that Surt's tiles are already CC0 and Redshrike has agreed to relicense his tiles as GPL v2+ and OGA-BY as well.
Thanks!
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