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Published: 2013-08-10 13:29:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 34293; Favourites: 305; Downloads: 3208
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Map elements to use for city maps. If you use them, please let me know and make sure to credit me.
Note: I have updated the license to allow use of the icons. Would not make much sense otherwise.
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That requires some tinkering with Photoshop or similar tools. Sorry.
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Love your work and have been using them in my maps.
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I love this and I played around for like 10 min trying to get it onto an island on my newly drawn fantasy map 
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Sure, I would love to see it - post a link here.
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well.. it is on my school computer.. you will get a link soon I belive.. I just have to look trough a pile of drawings and documents
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Very cool, I urgently need to create a map of the settlements and no time to paint it. The set was very useful.
Thanks!
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I am glad you found it useful. Care to share a link here? I always love to see what people do with my stuff.
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Thanks for these. I was looking everywhere for bridges and cottages
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No problem. Any particular project you want to work on?
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inspiring, looks very funny
feel free to visit my maps at:
www.behance.net/gallery/DETAILβ¦
greets !
mike
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Nice maps you got there. 100% opposite to this style, though.
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FYI, here is an example of where the icons have seen use - plus.google.com/10108764294831β¦
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The buildings are totally cute. Thanks for sharing them! But can I ask for permission to use them for photomanipulations here on DA? I imagine how cool they would look as some kind of kids' toys or wallhangers.
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Hi Arlesienne,
the license allows you to do anything with them, even for commercial purposes. Still, I appreciate you asking for permission. If you do anything with these pictures, please post a link here as a comment.
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Thank you a lot, of course I'll do. I see crediting as simply doing justice to those fantastic and generous artists. Merry Christmas! I prepared a present for fellow deviants, I'd be happy if you like it: fav.me/d6z1wtc .
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Buildings should not make me squeal so. But they do. They're adorable.
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Thanks, that's very nice to hear.
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So much easier to draw than grimly photorealistic buildings.
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I really dk what to say but... in case there is any confusion, I wasn't being ironical, I actually do like these. Why refer grimly photorealistic buildings?
Also I'm a big fan of TBS so I don't have a clear idea what these are meant for (or just for the general good?) but they do strike a chord so to speak : )
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I thought your comment was nice - no worries, it did not come over as ironic.
What is TBS?
The images are meant to be used for drawing city maps - you can find examples in my gallery using them. I did them for myself but thought I could share them. It would be cool to see them in some other context one day.
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[T]urn [B]ased [S]trategy.
Hehe I've been wanting to make my own TBS since I played a couple of good ones (Ravenmark and... mmh I forget, sadly).
But I got enough on my hands atm : F
Your maps, sketches, etc... are inspiring!
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Actually, I have been thinking about using them for some kind of scrolling map in a game. Not that I have the time for such things but I was wondering whether they would be easy to position or not.
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Mmh. I see 'no derivative works' here so I guess it's wise to ask for your permission!
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Actually, I have changed the license now to allow you to use the icons. Enjoy.
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I am looking forward to seeing the results.
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Not sure about the scrolling part of this? Scrolling how, and why? I guess you mean a big big map, like a terrain for a game (aka "level map").
Looking from the opposite end (mine is, "I have no time for much anything other than such things" haha) ...
I see no major impediment as to how easily this could be used as part of a game map, however especially with respect to smaller elements (small bridges, towers etc...) it would have to be a 2-layer map for lack of ground under the elements. Of course a 2 layer map is more flexible (and slower to use) than conflating the ground and buildings; i'm assuming that RPG-maker and similar should support it out of the box (more into 3D games so, drawing on common-sense to make assumptions).
Me fancy doing a kind of 3D rendition of these, if you don't mind of course (I'm not turning it into a project of any kind, just an itch )
So what are all these pretty maps and graphics for? Are you a professional artist or mainly having fun?
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