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I did this using a property you can add under TileMapLayer > Tile Set > Rendering > Occlusion Layers

This tutorial was really helpful to me back then. I hope you find it useful.

I'm glad you liked it!

Sure, I could prepare the examples I've made in Godot and include them in the asset.

However, I wouldn't feel comfortable including the code, since it was put together quickly and isn't very elegant. 😅

Let me know if you'd be interested in that.

*By the way, the game looks cool.
It would be great to see the asset in action like that.😄

The original file is the PNG itself. If you want to modify the tileset, import the image into your preferred editing program so you can edit it. 

Thank you!

Really original mechanics, very cool.

Thank you! I appreciate it.

Here's a little example:

Hello, everyone!

Today i released «Fortlands».  It's a game asset that includes a variety of buildings and terrains (and a few other things) to craft a little strategy  game.

You can also try the demo to see it in more detail.

Great game! The oppressive atmosphere is very well done and the shaders look great. 

If I had to find a fault, at one point I had trouble getting down because I jumped while standing next to the wall and it pushed me into the void.

But overall, it's pretty good and very enjoyable.

I came for the character creator and stayed for the music. Wow, I love it!

Here are some pictures:

Hello, everyone!

I recently released «Blocks». As you might suspect, it's a game asset that includes a variety of pixel art blocks and a few other things to help you create your game.

If I've caught your attention, you can also try the demo to see it in more detail.

Thank you! I appreciate it.

As for your suggestion, it's something I'd like to add, but it's still pending. It will probably be the next thing I add, but it may take some time, as I have some projects underway that I'd like to finish first.

Damn, I didn't expect condition 5 in the terms and conditions. Now I'm going to have to give him credit.  🎷

Oh, sorry, I misunderstood.

The extra version wouldn't work in “Tiled” because it comes with preconfigured resources, but only for Godot.

Right now it is not designed to perform autotiling (I don't know how it would work in "Tiled"), so there will probably be visual problems when creating the terrain, but...

You've given me the idea to include that feature, so I'm going to run some tests and try to add it to the package so that it works correctly with autotiling.

It might take a couple of days, but be prepared for an update. 👀

And thank you for your comment!

You can add a tilemap and build your scene. (Handmade only, no autotile.)

Example of use in Godot:

At the moment there are no plans or time😅 , but I wouldn't rule out some kind of expansion.

I also encourage people to comment on what they would like to see added.

Here are some gifs :

It's been a few days since I posted it, but I wanted to share it here too.

I recently released «Ceramic Dungeon», which is a pixel art asset with a top-down view. Check it out if you're interested... it's free!

You can also try the demo.

The assets have an estimated total size of 24.55 kb.

Most tiles are 8 x 8px in size, except for those with slightly more unusual shapes (crates, doors, coins, etc.) or backgrounds (clouds, foliage, etc.).

Personally, I cannot recommend it for GB Studio, as it may not meet some of the program's usage requirements and I may not be able to provide the necessary support, as I am not familiar with the program.

In any case, you can try it, but at your own risk.

I don't know for sure, so I'll do some research and run some tests. I'll try to reply as soon as possible.

Thank u! Glad to hear that! 😙

Thank you! And feel free to share it, it would be great to try it out.

It feels very polished, great work. It has been very enjoyable to play.

I hadn't played it until now, but when I saw it again by chance, I decided to give it a try. And what a gem! Great music, interesting mechanics, and beautiful graphics.

Sorry it was a bit confusing.

Answering your question, the assets shown are the same as the basic version, they do not come in another resolution.

What I was trying to show is that in Extra (Godot) you will have:

• Preconfigured resources (8px, 16px)

The base tile for each shape, the texture origin for each tile and the colliders for the physics layer.

• A scene with 2 built examples (the ones shown on the page) One in 8px and the other in 16px.

• Configuration guide, which explains how to prepare the resources offered from scratch in case you have any doubts.

I love it.

Ho no! I missed some bananas.

Overall, good execution.

Lovely graphics and puzzles that aren't too challenging but make you think a bit. Perhaps the controls could be a bit more responsive.

I have a feeling it would work great on mobile as a casual game.

Good job!

Nice demo, looks promising. Great job!

Good level design with clever use of game mechanics.  Great work!

Here you can see the different variants of terrain tiles and how they will work.

In the 4 terrains you can make an autotile or terrain and simply draw the terrain. In the extra version they are already prepared with this function for godot.

By tomorrow I will update the page showing more details. 

I hope I have solved your doubt.

If you are referring to the size of the tiles, they are based on 8x8px. In case it wasn't that I would need more information about your question.

Sorry, but right now there is no discord server and I am not open to commissions, at the moment. Maybe in the future it will be available.

Thank you, I appreciate it. The project is at version 4.4.1. stable

Today I present you my new gameasset Lost Kingdom! An Asset Pack pixelart oriented to Platformer games with medieval fantasy theme and with Godot support avalible. You can try the demo available!

 For more details take a look at the itch.io page :

A really cool bullet hell, very polished.

Really challenging, maybe too much and hard to see what is going on, but very fun to play and with good visual effects.

Great job!

You have to avoid sending electricity with the two buttons at the beginning at the same time so that they do not destroy your robot. If you notice the “&” symbol, indicates that both must be fulfilled to pass electricity.