Originally posted by Intergalactic Birdbrain:I did not want or expect any form of hostility when I first made my request thread. Please though, continue telling me how bitter I am. I just used a simple google search to find it. You didn't even bother looking at the contents of the link before you started whinging about how I didn't do all the work for you did you?īy the by, I didn't have it bookmarked or anything else. Oh, wait, I don't care at ALL about your sensibilities. There's also the fact that if people post good links in this thread, others browsing for similar assets will find it that much faster.īut no, this is a crime against your sensibilities, so I shouldn't do it. Or should we all just stop making request threads for fear of being told by some keyboard warrior that we use Google instead? How do you think half the stuff on Google is indexed and findable in the first place? By people making threads and asking questions. Obviously I Google search in adition to asking the question here. There are people here who actually make sci-fi related projects and may be able to direct me to specific tilesets that worked for them, or ones that may be easily missable or buried in a search. The amazing thing is, if no one wants to respond, then it will die, not affecting anyone around in the least. Posting a topic about resources in a resources section of the relevant game forum is nothing revolutionary here. I'm sorry your bitter today, but I'm sure I'm not the root cause of your terrible attitude. I believe in easing people in and not creating barriers.Originally posted by Intergalactic Birdbrain:Everyone knows what Google is and how to use it. If anyone would like instructions on how to do it all, I'll be happy to do it.Īnd no, I didn't find it all that simple (even considering I've been using computers for over 2 decades).
I thought I'd try for a more user-friendly answer first, but no go. I've done it now with help of lazytiles and a look around the forums. It's almost as simple as can be and you actually learn something about how to work with the software. Set up your DLC tilesets to your need once and keep that project on the side for when you need to copy out of it.
Or is there already a config file for the DLC tileset somewhere? Dude, the only way the program has of importing tilesets into an already existing project is by copy-pasting them from another project or by editing the JSON file by hand. It'd be better to have the tilesets already configured so as to not spend eternity and a half setting them up, no? Pardon my ignorance, but that's for RPG Maker MV itself, right? Changes to it are made within RPG Maker MV manually by changing how tileset behaves?
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