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These seem pretty cool!  Though unfortunately, it looks like there isn't a download link on this one?

Alright sounds good, and thanks for the quick response!

Duly noted, I appreciate the clarification and the swift reply  =D

These look AMAZING, really awesome job! I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for any future packs you folks release. Also even without knowing anything else about the game, I can't wait to see how Arteaon turns out! The masterfully done PSX-style art alone is a big ol' hit of nostalgia  XD

This is really cool and a unique idea, nice work!  Though I didn't see anything about licensing, so also wanted to ask if this CC-BY, CC0, something else? Or were you just sharing it for the jam, but you didn't actually intend to allow anyone else to use it?

In any case, thanks again for posting!

Hey there, really nice job on these, and I the carpets you made too!  Though I wanted to ask, what is the license on this/your assets in general?  CC-BY?  CC0?  Or something else?  Thanks again, and keep up the good work!

These are awesome, thank you for sharing! I really enjoy your art style, and it's SO hard to find good .vox models that are pre-colored using a realistic-looking color palette like this (most seem to either use very simplistic coloring with no shading or depth, or are just completely uncolored). 

I did see RPG in a Box's Steam Workshop release, though I'm only running with their demo version currently, which sadly does not seem to have access to any of the workshop stuff.  If I may inquire, did you have any intention of releasing your other uploads from that here on itch.io, or not really? No pressure of course & I totally understand if not, but was just curious.

In any case, thank you again for your generosity in freely sharing this with the world, and I'll certainly be keeping an eye out for any of your future work!

Hey padadu, just wanted to say I love your work!  It's so hard to find free voxel assets that are actually .vox files, but you have a really cool variety of assets on offer.  I was also delightfully surprised to find the golem, dragon, and cannon in this set that you took the time to color, and I have to say they are amazingly well done!  

If you don't mind me asking, do you have a particular program or method you use for coloring .vox models?  I mostly use VoxelShop, though I'm also somewhat familiar with MagicaVoxel.  But it just seems insanely time consuming to color anything with a diverse/realistic looking palette like you did here. I'm sure there HAS to be a more efficient method than coloring 1 voxel at a time lol, but the only real shortcut I've discovered is importing pixel art PNGs into Voxelshop (which upload as a flat, 1 voxel thick model), and then more or less wrapping that around the surface of whatever plain model I'm trying to color.  But that is still pretty slow, and requires a lot of fiddling and shifting individuals voxels around...

Anyway, thanks again for sharing your work, and I'll keep an eager eye out for any future uploads from you!

Another masterfully done pack! I love all the creativity you obviously poured into making each set of scrolls unique from the next. In my humble opinion, that is the mark of true artist. You're not just scrambling to fill up the page with a bunch of cookie-cutter designs, but instead you clearly had fun with it, seeing what you could come up with to add diversity and character to each sprite.

This pack is awesome and exactly what I was looking for!  You cram a truly impressive amount of detail onto such a tiny 16x16 canvas, very nicely done and I'll be sure to keep an eye out for any future work you post!

No worries, and I understand completely. I was mostly just inquiring in case you already had a sprite sheet for this laying around that you forgot to or hadn't bothered uploading, but I wasn't expecting/asking for you to recreate a whole new one from scratch or anything. I should probably just buy aseprite anyway, I've been meaning to for awhile and it would make things so much easier for me lol. 

Anyway, thanks again for your work (I gave you a much-deserved 5 stars) and for taking the time to reply to me!

Really awesome job with this!  Though if it's not too much trouble, is there any chance of you uploading a PNG spritesheet as well, for those of us without Aseprite? In any case, thank you again, & I look forward to seeing more of your work in the future!

No worries! But yup, can confirm it's working now. Thanks for the speedy fix, and nice work on the asset pack!  =D

When attempting to unzip the folder, I seem to be getting a weird error that the folder is empty? It shows a file size of 111 kb, but despite downloading it multiple times, my unzipping program insists there is nothing to extract lo

This is a really awesome little set, very nicely done!

Of course! I wish I had the spare cash to donate/buy every cool asset pack I come across like yours, but alas, I am but a po' boy... But maybe someday my "aspiring self-taught, solo, indie game dev" dreams will pay off, and I'll make the next Stardew Valley or Dwarf Fortress or whatever  XD  But until then, my philosophy is that rating/commenting is the LEAST I can do to pay it forward when an artist generously offers their work for free. 

Anyway, you earned yourself a follow lol, so I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for any of your future work!

Alright cool, and thanks for the swift reply!

This is awesome and so unique, especially as I'm a history buff with a particular interest in the Phoenicians! Also to clarify, is the license for all of your assets CC-BY4 as it says on your pixel pipe guns, or is this/the Etruscan script something different?

This looks really good, nice work!  Though I wanted to confirm, what is the license on this? CC0 like your other stuff, or something else?

Your parallaxes are fantastic, REALLY awesome job! I appreciate how vividly colored they are, and all the little details you poured into the city/countryside ones in particular!

Gotcha, and thank you for the speedy response!

Hey there, nice work with this!  Just checking, what is the license on your asset packs?  CC-BY, CC0, or something else?

I like this one a lot, and think it has a ton of potential! Whereas your previous parallaxes featured either small and/or ruined cities, I appreciate what you did here to demonstrate this location is positively teeming with life. I love the obvious care given to the little details in that not a single layer is "just terrain"; the tram crossing the bridge, the rocket launch, even no 2 ships are exactly the same! I also think you do a really good job of capturing the truly epic scale of this setting. Once the viewer considers that the structures in the foreground are likely intended to be skyscrapers, it becomes apparent how unfathomably massive the gunship in the top center of the final layer must be. Lastly, kudos on your sci-fi/cyberpunk city deviating from the more common trope of "super tall but still mostly rectangular and boring buildings".

Again I find myself impressed! As a huge fan of Norse mythology (and especially all things dwarven), I always enjoy a nice set o' runes XD Though I do appreciate that you really forged your own style here; both with the shape of the runestones, as well as the runes themselves (which appear to be a unique creation of your own devising, as far as I can tell). Amazing job, and please keep up the good work!  

This is freaking awesome!  I've browsed literally thousands of asset packs on itch, & this is definitely one of the most unique and interesting ones I've stumbled across. Pixel spellbooks are a rare niche in and of themselves, but what you did with the "open book view" is easily my favorite part (with 11 variants per color, no less)!  You really managed to cram an insane amount of detail into a tiny 50x33 pixel space. Also the stacked versions showing the spines with all the different storage/display options is a nice touch.

Honestly the ONLY critique I could even offer: As much as I like the palette you chose, I think the super bright red/blue/green on some of the covers looks just a little jarring? Though idk, whereas the vivid coloration would look a bit out of place in a gritty Diablo-esque fantasy RPG, it would be right at home in a game that was going for a more whimsical aesthetic. Anyway, I fully acknowledge that's just my personal preference, and the fact that you kept those parts to only 2-3 shades would make it very easy to recolor anything I wanted to make more grimdark or whatever lol.

But again, thank you for sharing this, and I'll certainly be keeping an eye out for your future work!

Ah gotcha, well thank you for fixing it!

Awesome job with this!  I've always loved the ancient arcade classic "Galaga", which I think is safe to classify as the great great gran-pappy of all space SHMUPS.  This game not only reignites the nostalgia of Galaga, but also incorporates a healthy layer of complexity onto that simplistic, tried-and-true base formula. The variety of different enemies, alternate weapon option, and full screen mobility bring this more or line with SHMUPS like the "Raiden" series which I also enjoyed immensely. All in all, I think that opens the door to allow for more skillful player maneuvers, and an overall fun experience; definitely a game you could sink a fair number of hours into!

Hey there, thanks for the addition to your excellent line up of 16x16 assets! Though I'm not sure if you recalled this to make edits or something, but it looks like the download link is busted currently?  It just says "This asset pack is currently unavailable"

Thanks again, that seemed to do the trick!

Awesome, thank you!

This seems like a really useful tool, especially in combo with your Img2Palette tool. But I wanted to give a heads up that whenever I go to download this, it gets flagged as malicious by my Microsoft Defender Antivirus.

Lol so assuming you are not actually a L33T H4XX0R who is trying to bamboozle us, Microsoft Defender specifically makes reference to the file "Program:Win32/Wacapew.C!ml", if that helps you troubleshoot the issue

Awesome job with this, thank you!  Though I don't see it specified anywhere, what was the license for this? 

Thank you so much for all of your amazing work, 5 stars across the board on all of your packs! This is seriously high-quality stuff that I think would be right at home in a AAA sourcebook for D&D or something

You're welcome, & glad to hear it!  Good luck with your art, and I'll certainly keep an eye out for any new posts from you  =)

Nice work on this, and bonus points for having the license clearly displayed! 

Also, I admittedly didn't see the original before Ruine updated it, but unless it was a more or less exact copy of DantePixels work, I'm skeptical that it would really be fair to call it stolen. I mean, there's only so many ways to draw fruit in a 16x16 pixel box and have it still be recognizable as cherries or grapes or whatever lol... I'm sure there are plenty of instances where 2 pixel artists legitimately drew stuff 100% independent of one another (especially really small scale stuff like x8p or x16p), but if compared side by side they would appear to be very similar, if not derivative of one another.

IDK, I'm all for protecting artist's work, but I just find it highly unlikely that an artist would say "Hhmm, let me plagiarize half a dozen fruits from this guy, and then I'll draw like 130+ other icons that are clearly my own work, so I can then post them in a FREE asset pack!"  *cue nefarious laughter*

Anyway, just didn't want to dogpile/discourage a fledgling pixel artist by having their first asset get attacked for being stolen if that wasn't the case. So assuming my theory is correct, again, good job Ruine, and I look forward to seeing your future work!  =D

Awesome, thanks for fixing it!

Thank you for this!  Though it looks like the download link for this one is missing?

No worries, and thanks for fixing it!