I'm not 100% sold on the wooden stair case as it is, but I like the idea.

I did a recolour a while ago. Having everything be the same colour would look boring very quickly. Clearly recolours should be done once the main assets are done and agreed on, but I wanted get a sense of what can be.



EDit: I also wanted to look at the windows again, but only the glass, they're all very dark and don't seem to make much sense lighting wise. Not that I've done any better.

Amazing

@Damian, I am not satisfied with the window reflection color, I've tried other colors but it simply doesn't looks good.


Maybe after deciding a better background we can choose better.

It's all looking pretty fantastic to me. One thing I'd suggest would be to fill the missing shingle patches with a lighter color to suggest structure underneath the shingles.

I'll also take a stab at the windows here and see if I can puzzle it out.

Kinda doodled the hard shadow in, forgot I left it there. But yeah, I agree.

Some update in outdoor items:

What changed:
- light pole
- hay cart
- mailbox
- birdhouse
- fence
- clothepoles

Here's a quick edit to your crates melanke. I was thinking a pine wood look might look nice.

I played around with street lamps today.

Hello, how are you? :)

I am updating the house again with another approach to customize the colors:


We need 3 layers to make the house now: walls, wood stuff, roof:

Here is the result :)


Tileset:

Thanks for the feedback, even if you can't actually send any improvements please send more messages to the board, with ideas or any feedback, without it I would feel too lonely haha

I've posted on: https://www.reddit.com/r/PixelArt/comments/4b8d20/meta_open_pixel_platformer_opp_a_collaborative/

but no one cares :/

It was really difficult to me to start posting on PixelJoint, maybe it is an obstacle for new adopters

Finally had the time to look into the bricks! As I was working I realized how much of  a great job you did! Well organized, beautiful windows &  balcony, everything works great together!

:D

As for the bricks, I suggest something that looks a bit less like plastic:



What do you think?

I hope it's alright to chime in with some critique even though I'm not participating!
The beams and bricks on the sides of the buildings are too big. Perspective should make them appear quite narrow, so them being as wide as they are makes the buildings all look like they're very narrow.

@eishiya
Of course, all help is welcome! Yes you are right about the bricks! As for the beams, they seem alright to me but that might be subjective.

@Melanke
This was my best attempt at randomness, the diagonal lines were unintentional :p, I could try and fix that a bit

@Harmonica
Great stuff :D

@Harmonica
I love your flower and vines! Maybe a little more of vines in the same style would be good too, so the flower would not be too repetitive.

@Hapiel
The circular hole and the door hole are there just for the shadow, I believe that the circular hole is unnecessary, we can get rid of it, but the door makes a big difference.

Is because now the door can be in a layer above the wall, I think it's easier to work with.

by "Offset tiles" you mean the walls below?
The walls on top are for the roof shadow, the walls below are for the beams shadow.

Have you tried building in a tile editor with this tileset? Maybe it will make more sense :)

That is because I've introduced an alternative wide:

...

I can live without the gray lines, I don't mind it at all, give me a minute to change this

About insulting the original creator:
Sometimes I worry about this too, but I think we have to not be jealous, I really prefer the big bricks but for the good of the project I accepted the small bricks, Harmonica made better versions of outside elements that I originally made, I got a little jealous, but it happens hahahaha I want you to change my art, and I will change yours too!!

Looks cool Harmonica!

Oh yeah, that looking a lot better. Very clean and definitely going in the right direction.

It's taken me a while, but I finally updated and structured the village set.
Here is the latest version, with improved roof tiles:

In the process of restructuring aaaallll old tilesets, I've also removed some tiles which Damian, Noburo and me didn't consider to match the rest of the set. Although variation is cool, they didn't seem to fit in very well and didn't reflect the quality of the rest of the tiles.

I've removed the vines, redid the roof tiles, stripped appart some of the horizontal bars from the vertical bars to make less duplicate tiles, removed the duplicate house which was moved a couple pixels sideways and the matching roof (it would take a developer 2 seconds to add the house on a 16px grid and recreate the structures in the mockups with the current tiles), stripped the roof objects from their base tiles so that they can be reused on any color roof, removed some unnecessary tiles such as the hole for the round window.

While reorganizing this set I had to experiment a lot with these tiles to see how they worked (I hope this organization makes them easier to understand), and I've come to realize again how much effort you must have put in to make these! They are really really great, and I hope they will be used more in the future :D

Also, I came across some stairs in a previous version of these tiles, they seemed too unfinished to add in but did look very interesting. Would you consider finishing those some day?

A loooot of updates are coming up soon, mostly on the organization side, but we've met up in person last weekend to get some things straight and will be kicking stuff in action again, glad to see you're still around!