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Do any of you guys know some good video games ( snes, nes,gb, gba) that has some good tiles that I could use for my tileset? Anything would help.

[ShadowTiger]

• Terranigma
  
• Secret of Mana
  
• Seiken Densetsu 3 (SD3)
  
• Chrono Trigger
  
• ALTTP

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Those are already ripped and released. Terranigma is all dungeons. I need overworld tiles.

Edited by DragonBoy, 30 January 2005 - 08:24 PM.

[ShadowTiger]

• Terranigma
  
  
• Secret of Mana
  
  
• Seiken Densetsu 3 (SD3)
  
  
• Chrono Trigger
  
  
• ALTTP
  

Okay, ... so then that leaves the OTHER components of my list. What's wrong with SoM? SD3? CT?

show me these other tilesets.

[/M/]

1.SD3 is in our database

2. Sword Of Mana is in Zcnetwork.net

3.Ct is in the old tileshop by JJmaxx.

4.ALTTP is already ripped completely.



That answers them all.

Edited by DragonBoy, 30 January 2005 - 08:56 PM.

[Lonemind]

The SD3 Tileset is far from complete. It lacks a WHOLE lot of tiles. If you went through the set and then compared it to the video game you'd see what I mean.

Secret of Mana also lacks a lot of tiles. It also needs re-orginization... badly. Can I stress the lack of tiles for these sets enough? It was rather disappointing when I first checked them out.

I haven't checked out the Chrono Trigger set but seeing as I know of no quests with them used extensively ('cept Mega Man by Petoe) I imagine it's not a complete set either.

IS LttP ripped completely? I didn't think Orion had finished it yet.

Terranigma would be a good place to get tiles. Yes, it's dungeons but a lot of them are outdoor dungeons like the Black Forest, that one Zombie Town or the Gulch where you're supposed to help the Lion Prince guy (my favorite scene.) Take a good look at it. This would prolly end up bing my third tileset to create once I finish my first.

[Lemon]

FF6 ( or FF3 for SNES ) has some cool graphics. Also, for a wierd cartoony dungeon ( which ive always wanted to do ) rip graphics from Super Mario World 2: Yoshies Island, and work them up a little bit. that would be a exelent looking tileset...

Other then that... hm... You could try just looking around you and try to figure out how to combine a bunch of them together.

[a guy and his game]

You might be able to get a few good tiles from Soul Blazer on SNES. Enix did a very good job in composing art for the game.