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QorDaq wrote:Very cool. There are some great items in this post, nicely done.
maj!
QorDaq wrote:Years ago, there was a dude who went by the Name HulkSkulker, who made a nice little program for tile making. It was designed so that you'd drop art assets into various designated folders assigned to categories which specified floors, inner or outer corners, walls, etc. you could then drop the parts into a basic grid and save and or print as needed. It was a very handy tool for making tiles.
looking at your examples, I would have loved to have cannibalized your work for custom tile sets...*Chuckle*...
QorDaq wrote:Much obliged for the offer.
Fact is, I don't make tiles for games any more. It's sad, but true. I used to love doing it, even as a hack, I used to pour hours and hours into cannibalizing found art and creating unique tiles for RPGs and Board Games like HQ. It's actually how I found the old Agin's Inn site back in the day. Over time, however, I have found that my available time for gaming is better spent actually playing games when I have the opportunity...*Chuckle*... And subsequently I spend much less time gathering art resources these days. Same reason, or at least part of it, that I don't paint minis anymore either.
I do enjoy looking at the creations others put together though, and I definitely appreciate the time folks put into their various projects. Which is all to say that; I really do appreciate the offer of these art assets, but I know I would likely never use them at this point. So thank you very much for the offer.
maj!
Gold Bearer wrote:Very nice, especially the more techy tiles.
I wonder if we can get LurchBrick to add them to his game. If he adds everything I've suggested it would end up with the file size of a modern game.
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