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The Grid is 72x72 so it will allow you to create crazy props for them (e.g. massive wings etc.). You need a lot of space for that.
And this is related to the style of the character sprites which are tall sprites. Not 1 head chibi. The videos and screenshots on our various packs already show them working with 48x48 tiles. If you are exporting Single Character Sheets (3x4) instead of a Full Character Sheet (12x8) you will need to add $ on the prefix of your filenames (e.g. $Filename).
However, we have no plans on ever making RPG Maker MV/MZ RTP-style graphics as they are KADOKAWA's property.
Hello Max and Thank you! Sorry for the late reply.
We added a EULA on both versions and that any asset you bought in the Steam version can only be used in RPG Maker. If you bought it in Itch.io, it's going to be engine free. The pack in itch.io also gets updates because the money goes directly to us instead of dividing it with 3 publishers.
Hi latone88,
The steam version includes shares from KADOKAWA/DEGICA/STEAM and has a different license from our direct store (Steam version is RPG Maker only, Itch.Io version is engine-free). The "updates" are for the people that bought directly from our store, it's not just faces but a new set of tiles that fit the fantasy pack we had too. RPG Maker Web have the same deal that if you buy directly from the RM store some resource packs have exclusive assets as a thanks for the direct support.
Because of said circumstances, I'm afraid I can't give you a copy of the itch.io version. I hope our explanation makes sense.
Hey guys please download this!
Replace the sceneshop yml and unzip the shop_menu zip into the shop_menu folder in img/systems. It should be fixed now!
We're going to update the download. Thank you very much :>
Even people who describe nominative fair use suggest that you get permission first when you can as it carries certain risks. We don't want to be associated with certain people if necessary that is why we require permission.
E.g. but not limited to: https://www.dwt.com/files/Uploads/Documents/Publications/Baker_Carter_WTR57.pdf
Nintendo used to make LEGO compatible toys And LEGO refused it.
I rather not argue about this. That is stated in our EULA and please just respect our wishes. If you refuse to comply we reserve the right under store policy to refuse service of a product. And that effectively revokes the product agreement.