Hapiel: Nice :) Yeah, mirroring is cheap, but fast ;) I don't know what i was thinking with the double-corners, for some reason I thought they were needed, just ignore them :P (I think I was thinking that we had a one-tile wide bottom too).

The wall: what do you mean with the layering ability? And well, if we could come up with something that doesn't confuse a player about passable/non-passable then sure, we could do something else with the wall of course.

Nice edit on the logs, I like that version in-between, and tried something similar:

Which makes sense with the lighting, but the ones with the light ends fits more with the tent.

Teban: I Agree with Hapiel, really like the key though :)

Well, it's really different from the other tiles, but I guess that if we would use solid walls I think that would be needed.

And yes, it wouldn't make sense to do that thing in the bottom corner with the way I suggested, but then again, with what I suggested, the left would be non-passable, and the right one passable (Quick edits).



I'm also curious about both the tree and beach/temple :)

I actually like non-passable wall that Hapiel designed. Though they don't fit in with jungle... BUTT They would work very well with the temple. BONUS!!! The way he designed them lends itself to wall jumping. Put to of those walls near each other and the adventurer can jump back and forth to climb, just like Samus from metroid.

I think we should definitely create Kazens tiles (you go for it Kazen?), it is very little effort and adds a lot to the flexibility of the set. I'll create a manual of how to use all the tiles once the set is finished anyway, and can explain the pros and cons of different systems in there too.

I made another attempt at the wall tiles in case they want to be used like this. They match better with the current walls, but read less as non-passable....

Hi guys
I was away traveling for a while, but I've just returned :)

Here is the latest complete tileset, reorganised once again.


@Kazen: From the corner tile suggestions, I have only taken the right ones. The left ones I left as is, to prevent too much mirroring, but if you'd like to correct those into unique ones you are welcome to.
I believe the top two tiles in the second column are ones that we already have, they are the 7th tile from the top in this new set. All the other tiles were copied into the new set.

TODO for tileset:

• Water, Damian?
• Tree. Top of the tree is still not perfect, and perhaps a foreground leave layer (in front of player etc) would make the tree a whole?
  

Edited by Hapiel - 09 March 2015 at 9:39am

Hmm, when I created those leaves I never intended for them to be tileable. Right now I think they create a lot of noise, maybe I could help create something more seamless.

I still don't like the tree trunk though :( Its to light a brown for my liking.

Sweet :D

Yeah, I much prefer the second option in that it looks more brown. The bottom 3, left, look really cool for a more dark atmosphere. Maybe something to keep in mind.

Sweet, glad you're taking another stab, seeing as I gave up.

Ooh, very nice-looking tree! Yeah, making it modular will probably be a pain, but doable :) Just wanted to mention that since the characters feet are at the bottom of the tiles, so the branches should probably do the same (as the previous tree did, overlapping two tiles)

Oh, you are good! :)

I want to share with you gentlemen a doodle I did of an idea for ornamentation over a temple entrance. Now, I wasn't sure if you all were wanting the temple to be menacing and/or mysterious or what, but here's the idea I thought of.

Here is what I've accomplished tonight. The colors are taken from A3um's colorful temple draft. The extreme edges where the blocks meet still needs work, but I'll figure that out as I create the other blocks in the diagram.



Any thoughts?

Search jungle parallax on youtube.

As for beach, slowest layer: islands, middle waves, front sand.

Most fabulous! I love it all; this background is very well done :)

I made a flexible tileset to generate additional layers for a paralaxing background. Here is the tileset and an example of the tileset in action.

As promised, dropping this off here.

Leaf set 1 (BG)


Leaf set 2 (BG)


Leaf tiles (BG) (WIP)


Branch with moss (FG)


Plant set 1 (BG)



Plant set 2 (BG)


Brambles (FG) (WIP)