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[garfield_game_dev]

how dare you suggest that a cat eat spaghetti. that is clearly a dish meant for skeletons.

lasagnas are more to my taste, personally, although enchiladas are passable.

[swordofkings128]

My bad! Hmm, well I'll be honest with you, I think the idea of a cat eating lasagna is a bit out there. However I can definitely see a cat eating enchiladas. I gave it another shot:

[garfield_game_dev]

very good. now you're getting the idea.

[goshki]

Been a while since I made any new tuts, so here's a quick Cloud one.


https://www.patreon.com/Namatnieks

Very nice, thanks!

[absolute8]

Hey, I made this template. You can have it if you want:


https://absolute8.itch.io/2d-iso-set-template

[surt]

I recommend that you look up the meaning of isometric.

[kairunotabi]

Hey, I made this template. You can have it if you want:


https://absolute8.itch.io/2d-iso-set-template

I dunno but that's more like orthographic than isometric

[absolute8]

Good grief, people! Do you want to use it to make easy Zelda rip-offs, or nah?  

It's free so I refuse to correct the grammar.  Deal with it!

[woodsmoke]

(Grammar is correct. It's the wrong word.)

[absolute8]

(Grammar is correct. It's the wrong word.)

The more you know...

[SolarLune]

I suppose you think people are being pedantic (and it is indeed quite minor), but if you make something freely available, you want it to be accessible to its target audience. That means naming it correctly, especially if it's a learning resource.

People who want traditional isometric projection templates aren't going to find it in your resource (because that's not what it's for), and people who want traditional Zelda-like projection templates aren't going to find it (because you didn't name your resource for that, unless you took advantage of itch's tagging options).

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To stay on topic, here's a small sleeping mouse.

[absolute8]

I suppose you think people are being pedantic (and it is indeed quite minor), but if you make something freely available, you want it to be accessible to its target audience. That means naming it correctly, especially if it's a learning resource.

People who want traditional isometric projection templates aren't going to find it in your resource (because that's not what it's for), and people who want traditional Zelda-like projection templates aren't going to find it (because you didn't name your resource for that, unless you took advantage of itch's tagging options).

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To stay on topic, here's a small sleeping mouse.

Yeah, I kinda figured that out after researching orthographic perspective. I'll update it ...at some point...

Meanwhile, here's my two cents:



And yes, I made it with my ORTHOGRAPHIC tile-set template  

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I went ahead and updated it:



I added a lens flare because it's all new and technically sound.

[kairunotabi]

Please tell me that this will be the "final" look of your game, this is gorgeous.

[surt]

The perspective on the internal walls isn't orthographic either. Orthographic is a parallel projection.

[absolute8]

The perspective on the internal walls isn't orthographic either. Orthographic is a parallel projection.

But seriously, besides the central tileset example, it IS indeed orthographic. Perhaps it is a bit stylized, but that is for the sake of play aesthetic. The following games use a similar stylized perspective.





Sure, it isn't your art school perspective, but who gives a sh*t?

[absolute8]

Please tell me that this will be the "final" look of your game, this is gorgeous.

Thanks  .

This is for something other than Dead Fir though. Gotta make the jump to the "Hi-Bit Era", as they say:

[miguli]

"Mmh whatcha say, Mmh that you only meant well?"


Practicing making bigger enviroment art

[absolute8]

@Miguli Nice background

[Catghost]

lord cockswain-esque soldier commission.

[JutsBeaumont]

beautiful, catghost!


a portrait i've been working on lately. close to done!