Keep in mind, that while adding your parallax map as a cut-up image on your tileset might help you with the editor but indeed can be problematic, as with just an 80x80 map, you're dealing with 6400 individual 32x32 tiles, which, by sheer calculation, and bare minimum, means you're losing a layer on your map that is MEANT for your parallax background, and the tileset itself will be a whopping 256 x 25600 - Not very helpful for huge maps (considering we have all those individual graphics, not to mention the tiles you're actually placing ON the map to have stuff to go behind. Making your map make the most out of parallax backgrounds tends to lend itself more to RPG Maker VXAce, but with the right tooling, it can be just as good in RPG Maker, and to help you along I've included the names and some resources that can help you with the build.
#RPG MAKER PARALLAX TILESET SOFTWARE#
One of the greatest limitations people continue to talk about in RMXP is that you can't see the parralax background in the editor for that software (which turns a lot of people off to RMXP in general, that and the new-ish Ruby 1.9 in RMVXA)I thought I should address this. Then add SFX sounds to each of the overhead fish and the plants you bump into.I saw another post about this, so I had to address it, but didn't want to necropost in their thread, so I thought I'd just make a new one.īasically, was a thread talking about using pre-rendered graphics as tilesets in RMXP. PLay the Background sound as "Darkness" at the lowest pitch. Since you will not really have music underwater, enrich your atmosphere as follows: Icy's Incredible Underwater Sound Effects: Monster Bubbles to fight underwater cr Between Truth and Fantasy With Icy's sfx for magical under water sounds =] Use with priority above player so they swim overhead Overhead fishes credit Dusty at Pixel Joint Tiles by SkeletonBio (known as BioTeam at )įBU's Underwater Set, with nice RTP and Mack Tile edits and rips from some games in a coordinated setĮdit of Celianna's tileset for some movement In the meantime, we have many nice materials and links to materials to start our compilation with!Ĭustom, just for this compilation, Kalez presents his underwater chests. If a great idea has been suggested, and you will make it, post that you are starting it so we don't duplicate efforts. If you have great idea, suggest it or make it. How about we work on expanding this themed set together. All materials posted were considered to be offered under the assumption that they could be used with the other materials in the set, with proper credits of course. Some of you may have seen the "What about Ralph?" thread at, or perhaps the Portrait template thread, in which some materials were posted, and then various artists continued to contribute to the theme.
So once again Granny has been gathering up everything she can find, and is posting it here (or linking it here, if she does not have permission to repost, because Grannies always respect original artists!)īut Granny has also been busily frankenspriting and editing, and realises that she could get so much more done with community help. And although some methods of mapping underwater scenes, such as fogs and tints, can look nice, there are not really very many good resources readily available. One of the areas of interest which I have observed over the years is for undersea tilesets. V X ~ ~ U n d e r t h e S e a C o m p i l a t i o n ~ ~ A C E
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