Angband 64 x 64 pixel tileset

[Shockbolt]

I've seen plenty of graphic orientated projects start strong and then die off in the time I spent here at oook. I can't tell you how happy I am to see this project come to (near) completion. I am in awe, and more than just a bit jealous, of both your skill and perseverance. Thank you for doing this.

Thanks for the support buzzkill

[Shockbolt]

Wands for Angband:

[Shockbolt]

First batch of amulets for Angband, and the last update of tiles for tonight, gotta eat something before I pass out of starvation here

[awldune]

Amazing work Raymond!!

Please do take care of yourself, we don't want you to burn out

I can't imagine facing the task of painting 35 different wands...

[Shockbolt]

Amazing work Raymond!!

Please do take care of yourself, we don't want you to burn out

I can't imagine facing the task of painting 35 different wands...

Thanks awldune! You know, it's easier than you think, trick is to paint 10 similar types of metal and still make them look slightly different

[Shockbolt]

I spent some time putting together all the NPCs found inside angband onto one sheet that can be viewed here (file is approx 2Mb in size so it might take a while to download, depending on your speed):

http://www.ironthrone.no/angband/Angband_npc_01.jpg

[awldune]

I spent some time putting together all the NPCs found inside angband onto one sheet that can be viewed here (file is approx 2Mb in size so it might take a while to download, depending on your speed):

http://www.ironthrone.no/angband/Angband_npc_01.jpg

Very impressive to see them all laid out! It reminds me of a cabinet full of painted Warhammer miniatures

You might have mentioned this before, but are all of the two-height tiles uniques?

[half]

Shockbolt, this really is an amazing effort. Incredible skill and perseverance. This is something that will stay with Angband (and its variants) for decades.

[Shockbolt]

Very impressive to see them all laid out! It reminds me of a cabinet full of painted Warhammer miniatures

You might have mentioned this before, but are all of the two-height tiles uniques?

A bunch of them are, certainly most of the higher level ones. I tried to stick with 64x64 for most of the low level NPCs, some "just had" to be painted taller than 64, such as certain dragons, giants, trolls etc as it felt more natural to display them that way.

[Shockbolt]

Shockbolt, this really is an amazing effort. Incredible skill and perseverance. This is something that will stay with Angband (and its variants) for decades.

Thanks for the kind words half

[Nick]

I have made a couple of 2560x1440 wallpapers out of this.

This one is the better one; this one is a first attempt with the label not properly centred.

[Shockbolt]

I have made a couple of 2560x1440 wallpapers out of this.

This one is the better one; this one is a first attempt with the label not properly centred.

awesome

[Shockbolt]

I wonder what roguelike I'll be painting tiles for next, after Angband is complete...isn't there a Doom version out there as well?

Painted this mean looking dude just now before heading to bed, a doodle heavily inspired by the Doom pc games.

[bio_hazard]

I know this is the antithesis of what roguelikes are about, but I feel like you could make the tiles first and then someone could code a game worthy of it.

I can't wait until I get to see these in action! Great work, Shockbolt!

[smileyy]

Hopefully not a dumb question, but if one were going to use these tiles to paint a level, would one need to be doing some transparency work to not have the double-height images clobber the tile directly to the north?