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Forest Horror Tiles! Forest Horror Tiles! View all by VexedEnigma VexedEnigma; Follow. Arranged in both 16x16 and 'plug and play' 32x32 RPG Maker VX Ace versions for ease of use. The Slasher Forest Tile Pack is down from $24.99 to $12.49 in the sale! Hope that clears things up:D. Originally posted by ℛyan:Or, maybe someone can be mature and provide me with some custom tiles?Not sure we should be mistaking 'kindness' for 'mature'.

About This Content This pack contains tiles and characters inspired by 70s and 80s Summer Camp horror. Built with love for modern RPGs, Survival Horror games, Adventure games and more, Slasher Forest features 16 new Hero Characters and 4 Creepy Killers. The expansive set of tiles covers forests, campgrounds, lodges, mansions, bunkhouses, docksides and creepy killer lairs.

Add even more variety and combine tiles to create some truly unique locations by pairing this set with the fully compatible POP! Horror City Bundle pack. So, what are you waiting for? Come visit Slasher Forest. The locals are just dying to meet you.

Horror Tiles Rpg Maker Vx Ace Sprite Sheets

Features: • Made for use with POP! Resources and formatted for use in RPG VX-Ace.

• All existing POP! Sprite and faceset bases for you to make your own characters. • 16 new Hero Characters each with sprites and full, 8 emotion facesets - plus downed/dead versions. • 4 new Creepy Killer Characters each with sprites and 4 emotion facesets. • A full Forest tileset featuring animated water, terrain auto-tiles, trees, tents, altars, boats, fully animated campfires, rope bridges and more.

• A full exterior Lodge tileset featuring wall auto-tiles, signs, windows, doors, ladders, picnic tables, barns, spooky house tiles, decking, lights and more. • A full Interior tileset featuring wall auto-tiles, lodge interior furniture, mansion tiles, fully animated fireplaces, bunkhouse tiles, dilapidated environments and more • BONUS: 28 Character and 18 faceset bases.

Take a trip to Horror City's Emergency Room with the Horror City Hospital Tiles! Explore the wards or pop to the morgue before falling into the Silent Hill inspired otherworld where blood and rust combine to strike fear into the hearts of your hapless heroes. Finally, explore the sterile lab of Dr Frankenstein and discover her twisted experinments.

This tileset pack includes three environments for your characters to explore, lovingly created in my POP! Graphic style. Featuring classic Survival Horror inspired designs for a throwback 90s vibe! This pack features the release of a much requested Frankenstein mini-pack, available for the first time outside of special promotions and limited time sales! This asset pack includes: • Ground and wall tiles - plus Auto-tile compatible versions • Three sheets of various objects including beds, surgical tables, morgue drawers, benches, medical equipment, bloody remains, dirt, detritus and more!

• A selection of animated objects including elevator doors and medical equipment • Full 4-Direction animated sprites of 2 characters, Dr Frankenstein - in 2 different outfits - and her Monster • Portraits for both characters featuring multiple expressions Arranged in both 16x16 and 'plug and play' 32x32 RPG Maker VX Ace versions for ease of use. Now includes 48x48 RPG Maker MV versions at no extra cost! The perfect companion to my, these tilesets are full of character and possibilities! As is the case with all of my asset packs available on itch, this pack is Royalty Free and usable in any engine without limitation - all I ask is that if you have credits, to please pop my handle [VexedEnigma/PixelJustice] or name [D Machin] in there! Please note: Some of the graphics contained in this pack have previously been made available as part of my POP! Horror City graphic packs for RPG Maker, available on Steam and via the official RPG Maker Web store - however, this is the first time these graphics are available as part of a Non-RPG Maker license, allowing them to be used in any game creation engine you like! Please note: Character sprites shown in screenshots are for illustrative purposes only but are available to purchase as part of my sold seperately.

VexedEnigma, these are great packs! I got this and the sprites and love them.

Just a quick question; I'm trying to use this in tiled map editor and it's having a hard time creating a terrain with the outer edges (border walls), Tiled seems to like 9x9 better for this I've noticed and your border walls are 1 for the inner and 4 for the outer. Do you have any suggestions for getting this to work for my needs? Presently I cannot make a solid border wall. Am I just trying to use it in the wrong context? Thank you, and keep up the great work!

Engine: RPG Maker VX Ace, MV, and MZ

Difficulty: Easy

Introduction

Many new makers, often artists, have difficulty making their custom artwork function properly in Ace/MV/MZ. They face issues like sprites cutting off or the editor only displaying a tiny piece of their sprite. This tutorial aims to clear up any confusion or misconceptions surrounding sprites.

This tutorial only focuses on the default behavior of the program(s), without the use of any external plugins or scripts. Eight directional / diagonal sprites are not covered. This tutorial uses sprites from the VX Ace RTP, but the principles are the same in MV and MZ.

Anatomy of a Spritesheet

Each spritesheet can be divided into three components. (Disclaimer: These are my own terminology, used for this tutorial, and may not be the same as other people's!)

Rpg Maker Vx Ace Rockstar Sprite

Sprite

Refers to a single sprite. They can be any size (N pixels x M pixels), but keep in mind that the standard map tile size is 32px x 32px in VX Ace and 48px x 48px in MV/MZ. It is important to note that any transparent pixels will count towards the sprite's size. The final size of the sheet is based on the size of a sprite.

Notice the size difference with these two sprites. If you are using sprites that protrude in a certain direction, you need to pad ALL the sprites with transparent pixels so they will line up properly.

Character

Refers to the entire set of sprites that makes up a single character. There are exactly twelve Sprites in a Character: four rows (directions) and three columns (frames of animation). They all must be the same size as well.

Walking/stepping animations go like this: Middle -> Right -> Middle -> Left -> Middle. The Middle sprite is used for event standing still. Any unused directions/animation frames can be left blank.
Characters can also be saved as an individual file, see the Filename Prefixes below for more details.

Sheet

Refers to the entire set of characters. There are exactly eight Characters in a sheet with 2 rows and 4 columns, but you do not have to fill out the entire sheet! You can leave unused character spots blank.
In the picture above, the numbers are the indices of the graphics, which are used with event commands or scripts.

Filename Prefixes

Rpg Maker Vx Ace Tileset

There are two special prefixes you can put on the filename: the '!' and '$'. These are attached to the beginning of the filename, for example, if your file is sprite.png, change it to !sprite.png. You can also combine both prefixes, like so: !$sprite.png.

The '!' Prefix

Characters graphics in-game are offset (moved) up by four pixels in Ace, or six pixels in MV and MZ. Adding the '!' prefix will cancel this effect. This also turns off the translucent effect that occurs when the event is standing on a tile marked as 'Bush' in the tileset section of the database. This is good for object events such as doors, chests, or furniture.

The '$' Prefix

It is possible to have a file with just one character by attaching '$' to the beginning of the filename. Do not add the '$' if there are multiple characters in the file! This is the biggest culprit of cutoff sprites that many new users find.

Multi-frame Animations

You can have multiple frames of animation by utilizing the 'Set Move Route' event command. By turning, the sprite will advance through each frame of animation. You can change the speed of the animation by changing the wait between each turn. This is made apparent by studying the default door graphics.

You can get more frames by using the 'Change Graphic' move route command. With this method, you can have 32 frames of animation on a single spritesheet file, and with multiple files, nearly unlimited frames of animation!

Double-Checking Your Spritesheets

Make sure that your sheet can only fit eight Characters. For every Character, the twelve Sprites are of identical size.
For example, if the size of a Sprite is 32px x 32px (default for VX Ace), the Character would be 96px x 128px, and the Sheet would be 384px x 256px.

If the size of the Sprite is 48px x 48px (default for MV and MZ), the Character would be 144px x 192px, and the Sheet would be 576px x 384px.

Conclusion

I hope this tutorial was helpful. If I missed anything, or if something is unclear, please let me know.