But in the description above it says: " It is highly recommended that you get Rogue Adventure on Unity Asset Store if you are a Unity user, the package comes with everything configured and that can save you days or even weeks of work."
So if I buy the Mega Asset Bundle on itch, does that mean it won't have the Unity packages? If so, do you sell the Mega Asset Bundle on Unity Asset store (I couldn't find it there)?
Thank you for the reply. Appreciate what you are trying to achieve, but this really isn't a great way to go about it.
It is much too easy to miss those type of updates, unless customers regularly check your itch page. Plus, customers have to remember not to delete the older versions on their computers when downloading a new one. So over time, customers will have to keep around lots of versions.
I vaguely remember there was an early bird version as well. Is that still included, or do I have to search through my older downloads for that?
What do you mean by "This exclusive collection is available until 06/30, don't miss it! " ?
I have already bought this pack when it came out. When you say it is only available until, does that mean I have to download it in that timeframe and keep a backup of the zip file? As in future versions will no longer contain it?
It sounds like if we purchase this asset, we are still required to give credit? That's quite unusual. Typically, for paid assets, credit is "appreciated but not required".
Instead of having one Room_Builder_16x16.png that contains a lot of different things, splitting it up into a number of smaller files would be much easier to work with as a developer, especially when there are frequent updates.
So you could have a Room_Builder folder and that could contain:
Hey, I bought this yesterday and I really enjoy working with it!
Please would you consider adding the following?
Hair / Beauty / Nails Salon
Sauna / Spa (for after the gym)
Casino
Arcades
Games Shop
Pet Store
I understand that you have some of these elements already, but it would be fantastic if you could build them out into dedicated themes / rooms, please.
Just bought this and I am trying to recreate the Receptionist Scene (your very first example at the top-right).
I am using the tiles from Interiors_16x16.png, but I am struggling to get it to look like your example, while adhering to a 16x16 tile grid.
It looks like you deviated from that grid with either the stairs or the desk? You somehow tweaked the red carpet, which normally is longer, and I just can't figure out how to recreate the border around the edges of the elevator doors?
Awesome, I love it, and so quick! Thank you so much!
Love the littler trees, the giant stumps, and ohh there's soo many snowman now - I especially like the deer one! Thanks as well for the tents and gates, and all those mushrooms and flowers, its going to make my level so much more varied! The stairs are fantastic!
Wall Colors - For the walls, since it is winter, I was thinking it would be great to have a wall that's made of snow (similar to the style you've got on the left of Tileset 3, with the white-lightblue-blue) and one that is made of frozen ice (similar to the style at the top-right of Tileset 3, with the diagonal stripes).
Wall Sizes - I think it's important to be able to make taller walls, so it would be fantastic to have wall-top, wall-middle and wall-bottom that can be combined. It's also really important that these include diagonal pieces as well.
PS: If you make additions like these, it might be better if you could put them onto new sheet/file, as changing the dimensions of the current files may make it difficult for people to re-import into their game engine without affecting their current tile palettes and level tilemaps. A great way to avoid this problem is to make each tileset a fixed size, fill it up from top-left to bottom-right, and when its full, simply make a new one.
Level boundaries: I am not sure how these are called, but I could really use some "snow walls" for the outer edges/borders of my level. See these walls
In addition, I think what would make this tileset even better, is adding a little more variety to the decorative props. For example:
Tree stump: I would love to see a large tree stump that's 32x32.
Snowman: Again, more variety would be fantastic. Maybe another snowman with a black hat and one with a bobble hat?
Pine trees: It would be great if you could add some smaller (baby) trees that are 32x32, one in green and one in grey.
Large fence gate: I am not sure what this is called, but what would be really nice would be a type of large gate made of fence, i.e. the wood going up and over as shown for the wooden/brown fence in this image near the center
Flowers: Perhaps you could add a few flowers and mushrooms poking/sticking out from the snow?
