Why does it seem like the preset ship tileset was never completed? I can't align the back half of the ship with the front, and the pointed nose (with the sail) doesn't seem to connect properly either. Or is there some way to assemble a whole ship that I'm somehow missing?
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Re: Ship Tileset
Use the Layer 1 for water. The boat will be made with Layer 2 and 3.Originally posted by Draygone
Use the Pointed Nose in Layer 2 and the Round Front End in Layer 3. That way, the Nose will somehow merge with the front of the boat. After the Round End, make the rest of the boat with Layer 2 so you keep Layer 3 free for other objects. (Note: If you don't plan to use water in Layer 1, you could use Layer 1 and 2 instead for the Nose and Round End, thus having Layer 3 free.)
The Back Half of the boat doesn't seem to connect with the rest of the boat because it's used to give a zoom effect from above. Since the main floor of the boat is on Layer 2, use Layer3 to draw the Back Half. (This way it will hide the part you're not supposed to see from the boat. You can use Layer 2 to draw the rest of the Balk Half floor or a cabin, and use the Layer 3 to draw the objects (windows, barrels...)
It may not be the best looking boat, but it's a way to draw it. I made a tileset where the Back Half walls are equal with the other wall tiles. If you want it, I'll send it to you
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Layer 3
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Re: Ship Tileset
Well, it still kinda looks funny, but at least now it's presentable. Thanks for the help.
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