i found a goud website talking about isometric view
its in french but the pic at the bottom talk more than words

http://tdrgame.free.fr/doc/3Diso.html

Danlab Wrote:i found a goud website talking about isometric view
its in french but the pic at the bottom talk more than words

http://tdrgame.free.fr/doc/3Diso.html

Great link -- thanks! The English version appears to be here:

http://www.pixelfreak.com/v3/en/tutorial0.html

I don't like the style of isometric shown in the beginning. The clean style. Infact I really really dislike it, according to me it would only fit if you'r making pictures/game/etc of Lego. Everything looks so dead, inanemate(sp?), robotic etcÖ

But a more real isometric style(but with the same perspective) can look really really great.

Very neat.

How abou this....

Every look at this tutorial. And post your own little house. Keeping is style of the tutorial, but of course the shape of the house can be as you wish (ie 2 floors, more windows.) Then post your pixel art.

After enough people post, we can have a little village which will be great for all the coders wanted to make an RPG.

So here is a chance for all the artists to shine.

ERaZer Wrote:I don't like the style of isometric shown in the beginning. The clean style. Infact I really really dislike it, according to me it would only fit if you'r making pictures/game/etc of Lego. Everything looks so dead, inanemate(sp?), robotic etcÖ

It looks so much better in motion

Camacho Wrote:Very neat.

How abou this....

Every look at this tutorial. And post your own little house. Keeping is style of the tutorial, but of course the shape of the house can be as you wish (ie 2 floors, more windows.) Then post your pixel art.

After enough people post, we can have a little village which will be great for all the coders wanted to make an RPG.

So here is a chance for all the artists to shine.

This isn't based on on that tutorial, I did it a while ago for a redesign of my site which I later scrapped. But along the same lines:

Great. We need to settle on an angle and pixel size.