Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 update#
Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 free#
Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 windows#

The magic update would definitely warrant a new world being created, and there would have to be a lot more questions asked about world generation. I don't think this coming update will cause too many issues, since it's supposed to be about handling artifacts, but aren't some of them supposed to have special abilities? That might not be possible to use without a new world. Will we just update to the latest version, as long as the saves are still compatible? What if they aren't? What if certain features would be impossible to use without creating a new world? I think leaving it open leaves a lot of opportunities for ambitious people, especially with unretiring fortresses.Īlso just thought of this, what about updates to the game. Most people would probably have standard size embark sites anyway. I don't think there needs to be a standard or a maximum, but I think it's a question we need to think about. Thanks.Just thought of this, what about embark size? Will there be a maximum size? Will there be a standard embark size that all the fortresses are? If there was, would it be 4x4 or 3x3? If I missed anyone, please PM me so I can add your name here. And thank you to everyone who provided help and feedback in my original thread. Symbols are mostly retained from Phoebus' tileset.

Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 free#

Most characters use the free Dalelands font by Neale Davidson, width-adjusted to at least give the illusion of proper kerning and letter spacing with square tiles. PeridexisErrant and fricy for including these in the LNP and MNP. Meph and Deon who originated the idea for animated grass tiles. Darkond and Hermano whose work serves as the base for most of the finished goods and furniture tiles. Ironhand from whom I took some background rock tiles. Sphr, NW Kohaku, Jiri Petru, Kafine, Bane, Magnut, and Deon for the creature and animal tiles (which have mostly not been changed). Phoebus, whose tileset serves as the base for all of this. Credits to me and the others listed below would be appreciated however. You can use this tileset any way and anywhere you like. * Changed saguaro background color to brown. * Fixed background of colon and semicolon characters being lighter than that of other characters. * Darkened the gray background of creature and animal tile sheets. * Darkened background for boulder tops/microvermin * Added noise to ramps/ballista arrowheads to make them blend in more with the ground/water tiles. * Tweaked sand walls to be darker to make it stand out more from sand floors. * Tweaked sand floors to make it blend in more with the ground tiles

* Background color for water depth now shows different shading. * Added grass backgrounds to items commonly found outdoors 0.6 Alpha

* Adjusted barrel tile so it doesn't display a black background * Vertical bars and horizontal dashes now look arrow/spear-like * Adjusted opacity of numbers so the brightness/darkness of background water depth doesn't affect readability * Numerous changes to plant tiles, including new bamboo tile, exclamation mark doubles as a tunnel tube tree, changes to tiles used for blood thorns, glumprongs, etc., restored withered plant tile * GRASS! It's now easier to distinguish between rock and tiles with plants. * New crown tile (to match actual crown worn by royal dwarf tile) 0.7 Alpha * Further fixes for numbers/water depth becoming unreadable in the trade screen. * Flipped fungiwood tile so it matches overall perspective better * Improved dwarf tiles, particularly the military units and the nobles.

Dwarf fortress tileset 43.05 windows#

Note that this set is also pre-bundled along with the Lazy Newb Pack ( Windows version, Linux version), and the MacNewbie Pack (Mac users). To install, unzip the file, then simply copy and paste the contents of the folder into the DF directory and overwrite when prompted. If you have any comments, suggestions, or problems, please don't hesitate to tell me about them. Just make sure to forbid traffic on it to avoid trampling them to bare ground. This makes it easier to distinguish pasturable areas from bare rock and sand, tell apart different biomes, as well as letting you plan green (or blue, if you're going with cave moss) gardens along your entrance halls. Unlike other tilesets, this also specifically sets aside different tiles for grass with modifications to their graphics raws. It focuses on consistency and stylized realism to harmonize the different tiles and give a more 'medieval' atmosphere to the game.