I just asked this question in the comments for another pack but I’m wondering if there’s any chance of this pack getting re-released as a 32x32 set within the next year or not as well.
At the moment I am quit ebusy with my daywork, however this one would be the next pack which would receive a resize.
As my schedule is up to the end of the year already completely jammed, until then I won't find time for completing work on this resize. And I can't say at this point in time how things will look next year, as I will have to pick up a new main project as my dayjob and I will know the schedule once I found something fitting.
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hey (again) Thomas,
I just asked this question in the comments for another pack but I’m wondering if there’s any chance of this pack getting re-released as a 32x32 set within the next year or not as well.
Hey Bear Novels,
I will just answer here on both comments.
At the moment I am quit ebusy with my daywork, however this one would be the next pack which would receive a resize.
As my schedule is up to the end of the year already completely jammed, until then I won't find time for completing work on this resize. And I can't say at this point in time how things will look next year, as I will have to pick up a new main project as my dayjob and I will know the schedule once I found something fitting.
Thanks for the reply.
just ’knowing this one is next in line is enough for now. I’m looking forward to it.
This looks so good - I am hoping to begin work on a pixel art game soon so will be bookmarking and purchasing :)
Thanks.
I am looking forward to a sale. Every single helps the shop and with the production of new assets and maintenance of older ones.
Heyo! awesome set..IM a noob, whats best way to separate them ?
No problem.
Best way if you don't use the sprite atlas is to get a free image software with a grid.
There are some options like e.g. Gimp & Paint.Net.
Depending on the program and version you choose, you'll need to google for the exact way how to do those things:
-First of all you need to set the grid to 24x24.
-Then you need to show the grid / make it visible.
-Probably the program has a "magnetic grid" which means that the selection will follow the grid more easily which is helpful.
-Then you need to draw a rectangular selection around the icon you want.
-you copy it with ctrl&c
-you put it in a new image (should usually be ctrl+shift+v)
-you save it as a "*.png" file somehwere on your harddrive where you will be able to find it.
This you should do for every icon you need and name them in the exact way you want.
Let me know if it worked out!