Love your work and appreciate the links to some of the tools you've used. Any chance you know of similar app to RexPaint/Playscii for Android or iOS? Cheers
Hey! I don't know of any such apps that allow for 1-bit "textmode" workflow on mobile devices, and I would really like something like that too :/ I know lvllvl allows importing custom tilesets, and it's a browser-based online editor- might be worth giving it a try?
The tilesets in question are included in .png format; Tilesetter .tset projects are included as a convenience, but Tilesetter itself is not needed to use the tiles :)
Hey! Thanks a lot for supporting my work! The .naw Tidbits are made using NES Assets Workshop, you can open them using this tool and extract whatever assets you'd like in .png format!
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Intensely amazing
Thank you very much :D
Love your work and appreciate the links to some of the tools you've used. Any chance you know of similar app to RexPaint/Playscii for Android or iOS? Cheers
Hey! I don't know of any such apps that allow for 1-bit "textmode" workflow on mobile devices, and I would really like something like that too :/
I know lvllvl allows importing custom tilesets, and it's a browser-based online editor- might be worth giving it a try?
Does this includes mini adventure?
Hello! MiniAdventures isn't included in Tidbits, you can check out the list of included tilesets here :)
Do we need Tilesetter to use the tiles made in Tilesetter? Or is a .tset file just *included*?
The tilesets in question are included in .png format; Tilesetter .tset projects are included as a convenience, but Tilesetter itself is not needed to use the tiles :)
Just had to be sure--thanks!
Hello! :D
I just bought this wonderful asset, and then I noticed that there were some Naw files in it.
I want to know how I can turn them into "tileset. png" files?
Or, how can I use them in Unity?
Hey! Thanks a lot for supporting my work!
The .naw Tidbits are made using NES Assets Workshop, you can open them using this tool and extract whatever assets you'd like in .png format!
amazing!
These are wonderful, amazing work. The packaging is a very cool touch :D
Yeah, cool as ever.