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I've found the tile system in Godot to be lacking, so I use an external tile editor called Tiled (https://www.mapeditor.org). I then used this plugin to import the map into Godot.

Hello! I've been working on a game recently, and I had a couple of questions: 

When do you think the Modern Exteriors pack will be released? Sorry to keep nagging you, I'm just looking forward to those :)

Also, I was planning on having an online level editor for the game. Would you mind if I allowed my players to create levels with your assets (with credit of course), or would you prefer I only use the free assets in the level editor? 

Thanks again for all the wonderful tiles!

Hi LimeZu! Thanks for all the new things, they're wonderful!Do you know if you could add a "shake" animation to the doors (to show they're locked)? I could really use that for my game. Thanks again for all the assets!

Do you have an ETA for your exterior pack? I love your interior one, so I'm excited for the exterior one. Thanks for all the art!

Thanks for getting back to me! Heres how I think you could improve compatibility: When you slice a tilemap using Unity (turn it into individual tiles), it changes the meta file of the tilemap png. This meta file holds all of the details for the slice and the asset, and can be found in a file explorer (Unity hides these files). Tilemaps must be sliced in order to easily add them to a tile pallet. If you were to slice the tilemaps in Unity, then copy the meta file into a separate folder in the modern interiors folder (with the same structure, just meta files instead of pngs), then it would be easy to just copy the contents of the Unity folder into the enclosing folder and merge all folders together.

An issue of this would be that Unity meta files are many times larger than the tilemaps themselves. Maybe you could include the Unity meta files as a separate download, so users who don't use Unity wouldn't unnecessarily use up disk space.

Sorry if my suggestions are hard to follow, I'm not the best at explaining things. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck if you try to implement this!

Okay, cool! Thanks!

Amazing work! 

Are you able to add builtin support for Unity? I completely understand if you can't do this because Unity doesn't have as much tileset support as RPG maker or game maker. Thanks for considering!

Thank you so much! These assets are truly beautiful and I can't wait to use them in my game! You seem like a professional at art, and you offer your art at very low prices! Thanks again!