Uncompleted futuristic tileset, feel free to edit it

[Vicaris]

I posted the begining of this tileset a long long time ago, then I made some more enhancements and after some time I completeley forgot. Just recently I stambled on this website again and decided to post this here. Share your thougts.

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here it is.
I was going to create another wall type, you can see the blank space just below the ground tiles.
It's all 100% original, but I do admit I recreated a wall from metal gear solid and use the rockman zero series as inspiration.
The white thing next to the white wall is to be used if you want to create a long wall that's not just white, so by putting that white thing over the ending of the white wall you can use the grey lines without looking ugly.

The grey wall has a lighting effect, with the lights turned on or off. The green wall can be used for a isometric map.

i've also created some horizontal painting to be used on the walls and some columns. There are stairs too and some other small stuff to use as decoration.
I was going to create furniture and computers but got lazy.

Using several layers and mixing different tiles can create some very nice maps.

Try using ground tiles as walls and vice versa.

You can freely edit it as much as you wish. You don't need to credit me on your game for it, but please, don't say that you created it.

 

[Jstreet]

I love it. It has a nice steam feel to it. I also like the color scheme. Do you mind if I use it? I find it makes a rather dull military looking object development.

 

[Vicaris]

use it, improve it, do whatever you want with it.
IF this forum haven't deleted a old post of mine (if i'm not mistaken under a different nick) there might be another version with this tileset, I think it had a different wall with some cracks in it. I'm not sure but I think I used Omni back then.

 

[badmonur]

if you add some chests, desks, chairs, and lights this will be looking great.

 

[Calibre]

Hey this is very nice, Gonna take me some playing about to make out what everything is and what it could all be used for but I like it. I'm already liking that little ladder piece alot in the bottom left. What are the various things near the bottom intended for specifically? I hope you'll be doing much more in this style if you can do this style this well! Fingers crossed.

 

[Vicaris]

I might try. Though there's a problem. It's been so long that I haven't done anything like that before that I may have forgotten a few things. But anyways, I think it's worth trying. If I find myself some time I'll atempt to complete it.

EDIT:
About the things in the botton

Over the ladder is a sort of metal column or structure or whatever. There are some ventilations shafts too.

The yellowish and blue lines are supposed to be used over walls, it's as if it were painted on walls.

There are two types of collumns. The one with the base shaped like a triangle can be used in the middle of a tile or taking the spaces of two tiles.
There's a separated base in case you want to use it alone.

That sort of cylindric metal thing I created to be used as a division line. It's good to connect two different wall types or to connect the wall to the ground.
That's the same function of that little metal plate. I don't know how to call it in english. It's the thing on the base of a wall.

Next to that is a pannel. I created the pannel in a way that it can be used at any size. Notice the separated vertical border.
Under the pannel there's a blue pipe. It can be used separated from it.

Next to the isometric wall there's this brown and sort of yellowish thing. Try using it with the pannel.

This tileset is sort of confusing if you just look at it, when you experiment a little bit with it you'll understand what's everything for.

 

[Calibre]

Thanks for all those descriptions, it will make using it a little easier for everyone. Hope it is continued.

 

[Vicaris]

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Here it is, the new version

I've organized it, added some extra details for the light green wall (cracks) and created a new wall type.

I definetely lost my touch with it after a long time without editing anything, so I would like to hear your opinion on this new wall. Does it fit the tileset's style? Should I change something about it? Does it look good?

Like other walls, this new wall type can be used in some different ways besides how it looks on the tileset, so experiment with it and don't stick to how it is in there.

Now that am through with walls and tiles I'll start working on furniture and some other decorative items.

 

[Perihelion]

Very nice! ^^ The additions look great. I'll probably be using this in my game, and I'll be sure to give you credit.

Are you still planning to do furniture and whatnot, by any chance?