The tiles are pretty nice, but the screen you made with the tiles is amazing!
I can see ways of creating different scenarios and could be fun to use... but one question is:
"What tileset does it not contradict with?"
Ruined Mines Dungeon Set | Gunple: Gunman's Proof
Overview
Creator:
Anthus
Updated: 18 Oct 2017
Downloads: 40
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| Tags: 256-color, Dungeon, Edited, Ripped, Walls, Interior | |||
Information
**Note** These require 8-bit color to use. You will need two c-sets. Hold Shift while pressing "Recolor" to rip in 8-bit mode after grabbing the palette from any of the images.
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Description
**Note** These require 8-bit color to use. You will need two c-sets. Hold Shift while pressing "Recolor" to rip in 8-bit mode after grabbing the palette from any of the images.
This is a dungeon wall set ripped from a Japan only SNES game. This game is basically a LttP rip-off, and the dungeon wall designs reflect this. Needless to say, they are pretty cool, nonetheless. I ripped most of these, but the additional doors (not open) are custom. You can probably tell.
. These are fairly complex, so it's not recommended that you use these unless you are comfortable with ripping tiles, and using layers.
The doors are all aligned to a 2x2 form. I do not use default doors in this project, so this reflects this. If you want to use default doors, you'll need to slide the side facing ones around, and overlay them over walls. The "oval" tiles at the end of the "Main" image are tops of doors for layering over the open doors so it looks like Link (or whomever) is walking under it, not through it like some shape shifting wizard.
There are three images. The "Main" (screenshot 2) one is all the tiles you'll need for the walls, doors, details, and floor. They are aligned in columns ready to be comboed, if you press "M". You'll need to adjust solidity and combo properties as needed. The "Track" (screenshot 3) image is an edited version of "TrackParts" (screenshot 4) which shows how they are meant to be used, with a full circuit, and alternate tiles. These are not easy to use though, and are kind of a pain. I only included them for the sake of having them, I'd personally recommend the common GB tracks. "TrackParts" is the raw graphics as ripped from the game.
This is a dungeon wall set ripped from a Japan only SNES game. This game is basically a LttP rip-off, and the dungeon wall designs reflect this. Needless to say, they are pretty cool, nonetheless. I ripped most of these, but the additional doors (not open) are custom. You can probably tell.
. These are fairly complex, so it's not recommended that you use these unless you are comfortable with ripping tiles, and using layers.The doors are all aligned to a 2x2 form. I do not use default doors in this project, so this reflects this. If you want to use default doors, you'll need to slide the side facing ones around, and overlay them over walls. The "oval" tiles at the end of the "Main" image are tops of doors for layering over the open doors so it looks like Link (or whomever) is walking under it, not through it like some shape shifting wizard.
There are three images. The "Main" (screenshot 2) one is all the tiles you'll need for the walls, doors, details, and floor. They are aligned in columns ready to be comboed, if you press "M". You'll need to adjust solidity and combo properties as needed. The "Track" (screenshot 3) image is an edited version of "TrackParts" (screenshot 4) which shows how they are meant to be used, with a full circuit, and alternate tiles. These are not easy to use though, and are kind of a pain. I only included them for the sake of having them, I'd personally recommend the common GB tracks. "TrackParts" is the raw graphics as ripped from the game.
Credits
Nintendo, makers of Gunple, and the ZC devs.
