Kenney's free assets (30,000+ assets)

Wow this is some really useful artwork! Very generous!

Here's a dumb question: how do I use these spritesheets from Kenney? I'm trying to load them as Tilemaps in C2, but I don't know what to put as the X/Y size (70x70?), X/Y offset or X/Y spacing. This is a fantastic set but I'd just like to be able to use it as a tilemap if possible.

Has anyone figured this out and can point me in the right direction?

New RPG base set, includes 230 tiles and vector source files.

http://opengameart.org/content/rpg-pack-base-set

Hello Kenney Is there an expanded set of these coming for the donation pack?

I will release expansions but they will be free for everyone.

Very generous Kenney, thank you

Good news! The most popular assets of mine are now added to the Free Bundle, downloadable here on Scirra.com!

Read all about it here:

http://www.scirra.com/emails/18/free-game-assets

Kenney any chance you can add items like segments of rope, chain, etc... Little details like that would be of great help especially if the aesthetic matches your existing packs.

Love your work! Been following your contributions on OpenGameArt.org Once I got the newsletter saying your sprites where part of the free bundle I immediately downloaded the bundle, even do I already have most of them, to see what size they where going to be.

I've always read and was told that sprites should be "Power of 2", yet you never seam to follow that rule. Is there a reason why you don't follow this rule? What's your take on this.

JPBreau

Its not as big a deal on most modern machines, and luckily C2 takes care of that for you as it makes the sprite sheets it exports to the nearest power of 2.

Obviously it would be in your best interest to makes your assets tile to those constrains.

Also Kenny has supplied the vector version of most things so cropping them to your own needs is not that hard.

For the pixel assets the weird 21x21 size is because I really wanted 1 pixel to be the center, so that all tiles have a center and look great. As said, modern machines can handle any size texture really well.

I've just created a new pack, especially made for creating boardgames. Includes 19 pieces in 7 colors and 3 styles, playing cards and dice in 2 colors. Also includes spritesheets and vector files, licensed CC Zero!

Download:

http://opengameart.org/content/boardgame-pack

Thanks Kenney, your assets help a lot

I have request, can you make character tiles based onthis image?

You know, somthing like moving, jumping animation in pixel arts

Thanks!

I've seen your e-mail, will reply there!

New: The Donation pack (here) now includes 6 game sources for use with Construct 2. They're simple starters to create a few popular games. For now they're exclusive to the donation pack, but a seperate (free) download will be coming soon.

Man you do a awesome job! Give this man a special badge

Great idea, I'll get on it!