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REFMAP-INSPIRED FLOOR TILES (COLLECTION 1)
A collection of looping floor tiles inspired by the old REFMAP/Mack tiles and RPG Maker 2003 RTP.
Luiishu535- 08/12/2017 11:25 PM
- 6670 views
Intro
Yo! Here are some floor tiles that I recently made that are inspired by REFMAP/MACK and RM2k3's RTP (same as the wall tiles that I posted recently). They’re simply 16-bit tiles that have been scaled up to fit a 32x32 grid. I had RPG Maker VX/Ace’s grid-size in mind when I created these. All of the floor tiles loop, of course.
Terms
You are free to these tiles for your game(s), commercially or non-commercially, if you credit me as "Luiishu". Please, for the love of mangoes; do NOT claim my graphics as your own and do NOT go out and sell them, or something silly like that!
Outro
As always, I’d love to check out your game if you decide to use any of my resources! :)
Thank you for taking your time to read this! As you probably may have noticed, English is not my native language. If anything feels unclear or if you’ve got any questions; feel free to let me know!
Yo! Here are some floor tiles that I recently made that are inspired by REFMAP/MACK and RM2k3's RTP (same as the wall tiles that I posted recently). They’re simply 16-bit tiles that have been scaled up to fit a 32x32 grid. I had RPG Maker VX/Ace’s grid-size in mind when I created these. All of the floor tiles loop, of course.
Terms
You are free to these tiles for your game(s), commercially or non-commercially, if you credit me as "Luiishu". Please, for the love of mangoes; do NOT claim my graphics as your own and do NOT go out and sell them, or something silly like that!
Outro
As always, I’d love to check out your game if you decide to use any of my resources! :)
Thank you for taking your time to read this! As you probably may have noticed, English is not my native language. If anything feels unclear or if you’ve got any questions; feel free to let me know!
