Hi, Steven!
We've just tested it using Pyxel Edit version 0.4.95 for Mac, and the source files open correctly. Could it be that you're using the unsupported free version of Pyxel Edit? If you're using the latest version, everything should work fine.
If you come across any clues that might help us investigate further, please feel free to share them. We're happy to help!
Hello! Thank you for purchasing our tileset! :)
To create buildings and skies like the ones in our demo images, you'll need to use the background sheet, where you'll find:
We hope this clears up any questions you had.
Happy creating! Cheers!
Hi! We’re glad you like this latest addition to our collection :)
All the windows are transparent, so anything you place behind them will be visible. The diagonal shines you see on the windows in the example scenes are created using separate shine tiles we included. This allows you to customize the shine effect to your liking, making it as long or as wide as you need. This way, you can achieve a glass effect on any window formation you design.
Take a look at the screenshot below. I’ve colored the background black so you can see the shine tiles I’m talking about. You’ll find them next to the windows.
I hope this clears things up :) Cheers!
Hello again!
The fact that the wall block resolution is 48x48px is correct. That's because that piece of wall is designed using 16x16px tiles (the tile dimension we use in all the asset packs of our brand). The wall block you're copying and pasting is designed in such a way that you can use its 16x16px tiles to compose walls of the size you want. By repeating its tiles, you can create walls as tall as you want, and as wide as you need too. Look at this picture, the transparent tiles are those I repeated to get a larger wall.
In our demos, we have created the walls using 5 tiles in height. That's why they are taller.
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All our tilesets are designed in such a way that their 16x16px tiles can be "divided" to compose objects of different sizes, and even make them look different. It all depends on how you arrange the tiles that make up each object, like a puzzle in which all its pieces connect with each other. They are very dynamic and versatile packs :)
We hope this explanation has helped you. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to contact us!
Cheers!
PS. At the moment we are not taking commissions but as soon as we enable it again we will get in touch. We will announce it on our social networks too.
Hello!
The issue we see in your image is that the outer contour of the wall is thinner than it should be. As you see in this attached image, all the assets of the tileset are designed under the same pixel resolution, so what you see in your image should not happen.
Is it possible that you have increased the size of both objects (sofa and wall) to double the size in Aseprite? By increasing them in size, then you could erase 1px of the outer contour of the wall, resulting in the image you have shared. This is the only way we can see to obtain the result you share.
Please, let us know after checking if that is the cause of the problem :) Cheers!
