Posted by Azriel_PL at 2008-12-27 15:59:05 Voted 10.00
That TS is very funky and very useful, even newbie can create something cool in Aurora with this titleset :)
Posted by LeClaire at 2008-12-15 15:25:36 Voted 9.00 on 12/15/08
A great tileset with a much needed theme, but it suffers from some of the issues that have allways plauged the sets based on this. Some of the buildings are simplistic, some of the walls are just TOO big and bulky, ect. Some ground vegatation to break up the sand would be great in a desert set as well, citys are usually built on the EDGES of deserts. But of all the tilesets reminisant of the MGSDesert (did I get that name right?), this is the best I've seen, hence the high score. _________________________ LeClaire
Teaching kobolds to moonwalk since 1983
Posted by Hardpoints at 2008-10-07 15:33:53 Voted 10.00 on 10/07/08
I like it, I use it!!!!
So PC, can I call you that, when are you going to finish that 1001 Nights Tile set (no Rush)? _________________________ Death and taxes.
I've tested this, and while I do like the tileset, it overwrites a fair few of the new door appearances in the latest patch, due to having a .2da it doesn't need
Its a bloody annoying glitch that's bad enough to make me not use the tileset, despite how much I do like it :/
Posted by DeadSomething at 2008-09-09 12:26:47 Voted 10.00 on 09/09/08
Is this tileset compatible with version 1.69 and CEP 2.1?
Posted by Keltic_Oryantal at 2008-07-20 08:00:34 Voted 10.00 on 07/20/08
Nice work. :) _________________________ Cheers,
*K.O*
"Eliminating the need for a PnP game one NWN area at a time."
Posted by chaos_theocrat at 2008-05-30 06:11:23 Voted 10.00 on 05/30/08
This is a perfect tileset for modules set during the Crusades, or in similar settings. It looks good, runs great, and has just the right "feel" to it.
Posted by Graymaster at 2008-05-17 08:07:28 Voted 10.00 on 05/17/08
As, I fear, is too often the case these days, it seems I forgot to vote earlier. Mea culpa.
Very nice and, important, very versatile. Always enjoy your work; always pleased to see more made available.
Good luck.
Posted by Hallbeast at 2008-04-30 05:16:28 Voted 10.00 on 04/30/08
this looks beautiful Å_Å _________________________ Life; ghastly isn't it
Posted by Asparius at 2008-04-29 15:47:49 Voted 10.00 on 04/29/08
Hm... has no one else noticed that the green/yellow (I'm colourblind) tile box thing (that's the technical term!) visible when painting terrain is invisible (i.e, below the level of the terrain) on this tileset? In my limited experience of tilesets, this seems to be caused when a .set file is saved in Jlen's Set Editor tool (a known bug, I think).
Unless there are other/various causes... but the issue is definitely there, and I didn't modify your .set file at all before trying the tileset out. It's a real hindrance when building.
The actual textures are fantastic, though, and I'd vote 10 without hesitation if I thought the above issue might be fixed/worked around in an update.
Posted by DM_Eonwe at 2008-04-21 02:28:17 Voted 10.00 on 04/21/08
Very good work. It looks really brilliant! I'd love to see it included in CEP 2.1. _________________________ .:Untold Tales of Tolkien II::Website::Forum:.
Posted by mondego at 2008-04-14 06:01:40 Voted 10.00
Whath about a tno04, a winter version?
Thanks any way, cheers!
Posted by Lady Gray at 2008-04-07 05:56:01 Voted 10.00 on 04/07/08
Very nice; look forward to seeing much more from you.
Posted by Musty64 at 2008-04-03 05:11:40 Voted 10.00 on 04/03/08
Very Nice job.
Posted by Gonzo_og at 2008-03-15 12:20:24 Voted 10.00 on 03/15/08
Very beautiful reskin. Now we need a winter one. :) _________________________ stuff
Posted by Estelindis at 2008-03-10 05:18:37 Voted 10.00
Posted by Estelindis at 2008-03-07 04:36:54 Voted 10.00
Unlikely, dear, as 7Zip is what I use for all my compression these days. (It's so darn good!) Anyway, it looks like I will just have to be content not to get this update. Or maybe I should change my AV... _________________________ KotOR Heads FR Deity and Faction Cloaks Fall-from-Grace Soundset
Posted by Estelindis at 2008-03-06 04:08:42 Voted 10.00
Um, just downloaded the update - but my anti-virus software detected a trojan in your .exe and quarantined it. You might want to give your system a deep scan. Posting this as a warning to other users as well. _________________________ KotOR Heads FR Deity and Faction Cloaks Fall-from-Grace Soundset
actually... the medieval-style architecture is -exactly- what he intended it to be, if you read into his earlier posts / replies, he specifically states that this is intended to be similar to the "Crusades" type of setting, where medieval buildings -were- built in desert settings... and on that note, he delivers it rather well IMHO :o)
Posted by PLUSH HYENA of DOOM at 2008-02-28 14:57:02 Voted 10.00 on 02/28/08
Greetings from the Ishtara Gnoll Clan,
Many thanks, PC Maniac, for a nice new Tileset in which we can hunt prey, wage war, thump anyone we don't like the look of and generally make a nuisance of ourselves... Gnoll are like that...
The somewhat 'European' look of many of the buildings in this Tileset seems to have been a small bone of contention for some and whilst I agree that some of the textures are not as 'deserty' as they might be, personally I like that. BioWare's Desert Tileset and MGSkaggs Desert City have most desert themed needs covered with a little assistance from custom placeables. This Tileset therefore serves to add to what can be done, for example, a town cruelly shifted from a comfortable rural setting to the midst of a trackless desert for nefarious purposes by some Obvious Twisted Sinister Fiend... For certain storylines, the 'conflict' of textures here could be very useful. I'm all in favour of new and different Tilesets.
Aesthetics apart, the textures in this Tileset are excellent, nice and sharp, and the assorted elements should give the imaginative module builder plenty to play with. Another useful addition to the worlds of NWN.
PS:- Maniac, I look forward to seeing a fully completed version of 1001 A.N - It's looking good. Keep up the good work!
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