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currently working on the first area's tileset for my RPG, what should i change? i've yet to make buildings, im still trying to get the hang of this
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Splarge
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>>746042867
i was thinking about making the puddles more rounded but i'm not sure how to go about it exactly. it seems RPGMaker generates different ground tiles based on the tileset's spritesheet, so maybe i could try making the puddles themselves in a decoration sheet or something
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Anonymous
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>>746042867
You're better off asking in >>>/vg/agdg
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Anonymous
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>>746043078
puddles? looks like a top down forest
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Anonymous
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>>746044436
actually he'd probably better off going to the RPG Maker thread over in >>>/vrpg/
>>746043078
Yeah you are better off making them as a decorative item
or you can do it the way Yume Nikki did it in one area where it was basically a transparent hole straight to the parallax layer to give the illusion of a reflective puddle
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