Well, they look as good as they can in that many colors, I'll give you that. Not many people demand BS mountains in other tilesets, because they're difficult to use. That's why I did the opposite and imported Pure mountains into BS.
Thanks for the credit, but I'm just one of the inheritors of the tileset. Phantom Menace is to thank for originally ripping most of BS Zelda's game graphics.
Color-Reduced BS Cliffs
Overview
Creator:
Pteryx
Added: 10 May 2008
Downloads: 57
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Information
These are exactly what it says on the title -- versions of the BS Zelda cliffs or mountains with fewer colors. The versions I originally created for myself are up top, and use black plus four additional colors. The ones below remove the light borders from the rock edges in order to use even fewer colors and thus conform to NES standards, as per request.
Usage Notes: These are transparent as is, so either use them with layers or fill in the transparent parts as desired. Also, the tile immed [View Full Description]
Usage Notes: These are transparent as is, so either use them with layers or fill in the transparent parts as desired. Also, the tile immed [View Full Description]
About Reviews
Description
These are exactly what it says on the title -- versions of the BS Zelda cliffs or mountains with fewer colors. The versions I originally created for myself are up top, and use black plus four additional colors. The ones below remove the light borders from the rock edges in order to use even fewer colors and thus conform to NES standards, as per request.
Usage Notes: These are transparent as is, so either use them with layers or fill in the transparent parts as desired. Also, the tile immediately to the right of each cave arch is a subtle "cave hint", a modification of the left middle bottom tile in the main sample cliff.
Usage Notes: These are transparent as is, so either use them with layers or fill in the transparent parts as desired. Also, the tile immediately to the right of each cave arch is a subtle "cave hint", a modification of the left middle bottom tile in the main sample cliff.
Credits
I'd like to thank Radien for posting the BS Zelda tileset in the first place, as I started from there.
