Angled roof tiles make it easy to add variations to your buildings, so they don’t all have to look like cookie-cutter squares! Wooden barrels and crates, clay pots, benches, row boats, and other tiles are ready to decorate your village streets and alleys, or keep things natural with flowers and shrubberies. Create small wood-lined waterways in a small forest village, while larger towns rely on brick canals flowing alongside the stone streets. Fill the tiny farming village with dirt paths and rustic wooden homes and let your heroes walk down stone paths between brick and stucco storefronts. As long as you have the license for VX Ace, you can use them in any RPG Maker you legally own, but having the rights to VX Ace is the key.Build a cozy village for your heroes to live in and explore with the Krachware Fantasy Town Exterior Tileset! Bring your hero’s childhood home to life with this pack of tiles, be it a farming village, rustic port town, or even an abandoned village forgotten by the kingdom! A1, A2, A3, and A4 autotiles are ready to help you create an adorable little town. Also thank you Marrend for telling me how to get to the edit button. If your game is freeware, you should be fine. So, for example, if you only own VX and want to make a commercial game that includes these images, it would be illegal to do so." -Liberty So to reiterate, you can only use these sprites commercially if you're using them in the VX Ace. "There's at least some RTP edits in there, which will require that you cannot use the graphics commercially unless it is in an RM engine that you legally own AND only if you also own RPG Maker VX Ace in addition to the engine you're using them in. Edit: Via Liberty's reminder: Credits to Enterbrain, Mack (the large body sprites), and Quizicalgin. I already had it shared on tumblr but I figured I would share it here as well. The Hospital tiles I made for a game of mine.
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