Free Inventory Sci-Fi
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This all-inclusive asset pack is a treasure trove for game developers, offering everything you need to create immersive and visually stunning games.
Free Inventory Sci-Fi
Asset Content:
- Inventory for your game!
- 3 different inventories
- 2 different colors! (blue/green)
- Separated sprites!
- Usable with 9 slices!
- Examples included!
- Frame sizes 34x34 / 22x22 / 28x28!
- Designed for 16x16 or 32x32 icons!
- Donate file is the same as the free one! :)
You can:
- Use the assets on personal or commercial projects.
- Edit or modify the assets to fit your game.
- Credits to ElvGames.
You cannot:
- Resell these asset packs, not even modified.
- Claim the asset packs as yours.
- Use on Crypto/NFT related project.
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May I know how do I code it in scratch? I’m just a beginner
Hello GACO-Games, I cannot really help you with that, I would suggest you look for help on sub-reddits or game development discord channels, you can find help easier on these places from experienced developers.
thanks
but how did you come up with that?
I used a lot of these channels when I was learning game development, I'm not sure which engine you use but almost every engine has a discord server with help section and ppls are really helpful there!
Also, subreddits designed for the engines can also be used for help, both of these are really helpful.
I wish you good luck!
Hope this isn't a dumb question lol. But how did you set it up together? I tried using photoshop and illustrator, but I couldn't get it to look like yours in the examples. Thanks in advance
take a look into 9 slices scaling, that's how you use it, it will allow you to achieve that result.
Thanks for the tip! And I appreciate your work
That's really nice, thanks for sharing it for free.
you're welcome! :D