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Amazing work!! You are a very talented artist! :)

Just wondering are credits optional or necessary?

Thank you! It's necessary to include it, even if it's only mentioned in the end-game credits. That's fine as long as it's somewhere. :)

Standard auto tiles tend to be 47-tiles or 2x3 rpgmaker. The tiles I'm getting from your assets are:

3x3 (interior) + 3x3 (exterior) + 2x(1x1) (two diaonals?)

Can you link me to what standard this is (and how to use them?) Thanks!

Hello tongkexue, You can find the 47 tiles (Godot style) inside the folder "Fantasy Dreamland Reborn\Tilesets\Godot Auto Tiles."

I'm not entirely sure I understand your comment, could you clarify what you mean?
The regular tilesets I've created for GameMaker. While they can be used in other engines, they won't work by default in RPG Maker.

There is also a folder called "RPG Maker" that contains the tiles, including the A2 files, which should work as intended for RPG Maker.

Thank you for the pack! I look forward to using it. I have a question regarding what the difference is between the main folder .zip and the Godot folder?  I am using Godot to make my game and it looks like the Godot folder has less files and is much smaller? I imagine that I just need to use the Godot zip and disregard the main folder?

Thanks again!

Hello timmakestuff, the Godot folder contains a Godot project that you can open directly in Godot to start using, or copy into your existing project.

The zip folder includes all versions: RPG Maker, Unity, Godot, GameMaker, etc... which is why it is larger.

Note: If you plan to copy the files into your project, please remember to create a backup first. Always be cautious when doing so.

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