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oh no, sorry, I was just putting it out here in the off-chance any staff member sees this thread

Well that sucks, I literally just resized the assets to help a guy who downloaded the asset pack, what a souring experience. Hope it doesn't take as long as my payout request hah (please reindex it asap ;-; )

Hey there,

I've noticed that my asset pack got deindexed by searching it and it not showing up, the only thing I changed prior to knowing this was uploading new files because someone notified me of an issue with the size of the assets. I originally uploaded it for about two months ago now, and I've received no notice of it being 'quarantined' as well, does anybody know what's going on? I don't believe I broke any rules whatsoever..

What a blunder, the pack's been out for months and I'm only learning about this today. Thanks for notifying me of the issue, it was indeed imported into an unintended size, I've uploaded an updated version w/ an updated README so I hope you can check it out again. Thank you for your interest!

This is very kind of you for taking your time to write a detailed feedback including even on what I can do to help address it - this is as valuable as treasure in my book, thank you very much! :)

I wanted to depict currents not just at the edges so I put in those moving pixels, I was trying to aim for something like what minecraft does where it's balanced between being subtle and noticeable. For the overhang, I was trying to depict those as the crevices where the water would come seeping through from the deposits they came from but if you're interpreting it as overhangs, that means that I haven't been able to communicate that well. Thank you for your insights on this, I'll definitely take a second look on them.

I should've been more thoughtful on this other point of yours, but you're absolutely correct. I'll consider whether to completely finish this biome first or move on temporarily with the other layers I had in mind for this asset pack before going back. It's going to be less easy, but I think it'll help address the issue more firmly - I just hope that people wouldn't think I've abandoned the project. But I'll do this only after I've addressed the earlier point you had and the animations for Stub.

He's the rock mimic actually ^^, I'm currently working on completing his animation set although now that you've mentioned it, I've only planned one attack for him as of writing, I planned to compensate for that with him being able to be implemented in other gameplay aspects which is why I'm taking my time animating the guy.

But really, thank you for your guidance! I didn't really expect for it to blow up or anything, but I was absolutely taken by surprise that there wasn't anything, even a complaint or feedback like this one, so it felt like I was sharing something I was excited about with nobody, so that's on me. But you're right, the only thing I can do is keep working on adding more stuff to it. All the best on your self-endeavors!

That'd be great if you do, it'll let me hammer out any kinks as well if there are some

Hey - thanks, I appreciate ya taking your time, I'll try your suggestion.

Hey there everyone, just a few days ago I've released my first asset pack here, it's a 16x pixel art asset pack.

Context:
It's gotten a few downloads and some views during the first few days but it's really died down ever since - all downloads were for the demo so I was hoping to maybe get some feedback during this surge as to what's preventing them from making a purchase but unforunately I haven't gotten any so I'm quite at a loss as to what might be the issues are so that I might be able to find a fix for them.

So I'm trying my luck here as well, if you're a developer or someone interested in pixel-art or maybe even a seller yourself, can I ask for feedback from you folks? Is it too pricey? Does it contain too little amount of stuff? I'd really appreciate it if you can share some of your thoughts about it, thanks for reading and for your time :)

https://steadfastsalmon.itch.io/underground-dungeon-asset-pack