Interior Tileset

[aveontrainer]

Been a while since I made another tileset compilation. I've been working on a school tileset for a very long time. Finally got enough work done on it. More rooms still to come are battle room and library.

 

[HarmonyConcept]

Thanks for all these very useful resources!

 

[aveontrainer]

You are very welcome! I can't wait to see all of the colorful fan games that will be created with all of these free resources. And I hope people have as much fun mapping with them as I do

 

[aveontrainer]

another one thats not an interior tile but I'm happy with how it came out and don't feel like starting a new thread for my exterior tiles. what do y'all think?

ive also added some stuff to my japanese tileset

as well as my log cabin tileset

 

[silver-wind]

these look great, love the windmill.
the carpet in the indoor tileset has too much contrast, I'd blend the white spots, by adding a grey line around them, or make them darker. Adding some shadows, below the chairs, table, fireplace, plants, etc, would help give it a sense of depth.

 

[aveontrainer]

these look great, love the windmill.
the carpet in the indoor tileset has too much contrast, I'd blend the white spots, by adding a grey line around them, or make them darker. Adding some shadows, below the chairs, table, fireplace, plants, etc, would help give it a sense of depth.

I appreciate the critique. It's so helpful for me to improve as I'm still very new to all of this. I'm planning on going back and adding shadows to the floor textures. Thus I don't lose the height of my tiles. For outdoor tiles I usually have the light source from the upper left corner. Thus the shadows I will be adding to the game are similar to what I did on the windmill. Interior what would you recommend? More of a top down light source rather than diagonal. Correct?

 

[silver-wind]

the tileset itself is top-down, but only placing shadows below tables, etc, doesn't add much, imo.
you can add diagonal shadows, wherever there's another light-source: the fireplace, any lamps/ torches/windows that go on the walls- you can make a single diagonal shadow tile - like the transparent shadow tile, but cut in half diagonally, and for any tile that casts shadow, continue the shadow line on the bottom of tile, so they connect.

 

[aveontrainer]

the tileset itself is top-down, but only placing shadows below tables, etc, doesn't add much, imo.
you can add diagonal shadows, wherever there's another light-source: the fireplace, any lamps/ torches/windows that go on the walls- you can make a single diagonal shadow tile - like the transparent shadow tile, but cut in half diagonally, and for any tile that casts shadow, continue the shadow line on the bottom of tile, so they connect.

Thank you so much for the advice!!! You have been so helpful!!!

P.S. I have made another interior tileset.

And another

And another