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MarisFrance
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I mean 47-tile based tileset.
It should be comfortable to draw and test tiles (to see if they fit to each other).
It should be comfortable to draw and test tiles (to see if they fit to each other).
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rIKmAN
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PyxelEdit is great for creating tilesets and has many features designed around doing just that.
A lot of people also recommend Aseprite but I'm not a fan of the pixel art UI.
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Deleted member 13992
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I second PyxelEdit. It's exactly what you're after.
Start with some videos and some simple tileset to see how its workflow works and how you can tile a "fake" level to see it update as you update the tiles. Before moving onto the 47-tile set.
Start with some videos and some simple tileset to see how its workflow works and how you can tile a "fake" level to see it update as you update the tiles. Before moving onto the 47-tile set.
Rayek
Member
ProMotion NG has a tilemap mode with extensive features. Arguably the "Photoshop" of pixel art editors.
In tile mode draw your graphics (no matter what size) and tile sets are automatically generated. It even optimizes your tilesets for mirrored tiles if need be. Very comfortable editing for any type of pixel art.
Tile map drawing and testing is seamless in ProMotion: draw tiles, see them updated in the tile library.
Tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfkyf95y-FOpPzcvhgmooJQ/videos
In tile mode draw your graphics (no matter what size) and tile sets are automatically generated. It even optimizes your tilesets for mirrored tiles if need be. Very comfortable editing for any type of pixel art.
Tile map drawing and testing is seamless in ProMotion: draw tiles, see them updated in the tile library.
Tutorials here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfkyf95y-FOpPzcvhgmooJQ/videos
rIKmAN
Member
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Lithalean
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1.) I make templates based on a 128 x 128 scale in Photoshop (128 x 256) (256 x 256) (256 x 512) etc..
2.) I import said template into Affinity Photo (iPad Pro w/ Apple Pencil).
3.) I finalize in Photoshop (iMac), and then turn the drawing into a titleset.
2.) I import said template into Affinity Photo (iPad Pro w/ Apple Pencil).
3.) I finalize in Photoshop (iMac), and then turn the drawing into a titleset.