The Hospital tiles I made for a game of mine. I already had it shared on tumblr but I figured I would share it here as well. Mack (the large body sprites), and Quizicalgin. 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.

You may have heard of the Resource Staff concept, in which talented artists from an RPG making community combine their talents to create a package of goodies for the RPG making world. (I believe this was the brain-child of Pineda, or at least of the staff when Pineda was actively working his magic in the old RPG Maker VX.net site.) Did you know that our excellent friends in the German RPG Making Community have a most outstanding set of Resource Staff releases? (The materials in the banner above are from Panda Maru, a contributor there.) And these resources are all sitting there, waiting for you to appreciate, download, enjoy and use them! Here they are: go snatch them up! (terms of use translate easily in Google Translate) Granny’s hints to you are: When you first open the individual resource threads, the tabs with each resource may take a little longer to load. =] Look everything over in the thread by clicking on the tabs, and see all the best goodies! Then use the download link to get the zip file.

Here is a picture of how Granny organizes all of her folders from the RPGMaker-VX-Ace.DE Resource Staff: (oops! Two folders are inconsistent! Even Granny gets it wrong, you know!) Other tips to help you find things: 1. As you can see above, I named each download by date, with the source, and included a brief description of the contents. Create a text file for each main folder.

The NAME of the file should be “2013 09 ReStaff Contents” or something similar. In your text file, list the elements you find in this folder: sprites – modern – gate – use words you might search for. When you search for your resources, you will find this text file and know exactly what resources are being referred to. Alternatively, make a text file, put absolutely nothing in it except maybe the link back to the source of the resouces, and use the NAME of the file to list the elements you might search for (works for simpler lists.) Enjoy!

Avadan has great steampunk sprites, modern world map tiles, and an assortment of interesting sprites. His materials were posted on RPGMakerVX.net for six years without concern until some recent information came to light. Evidently he used a ship from Terranova to base his famous VX ship on, and all ships are pulled until they can be reviewed. If you are aware of any alternate credits for his other work, please private message me. Sprites and Tilesets by Avadan – use with credit in Non-Commercial Projects RPG Maker VX/Ace Sprites Modern/Futuristic Mecha —- thats me!! XD Faceset/Sprite combos – Various soldiers – “Aragorn” Faceset/Sprite combos – Soldiers, boy pirate, brown wizard “Radagast”, Old Scholar, young men, Video Game Girl (Argh!

Bitwig studio torrent. What’s the name!) Sprites – Modern Jumpsuit, Spaceman, Futuristic Soldier Warrior, Anthropomorhic Lion Man Space – Space Soldiers, Modern Cop (policeman), Factory Worker Sprites – Pirate captain and mate Sprites – with Zombie Pirate! Arrr Recolors Faces from the game, Cartographer – with pirate, evil orc, cook Faces and sprite combos – including hooded imp Spartans And still more – a romantic couple faces and sprites Middle Eastern/Desert Characers The Godfather!930s Depression or Steampunk people, with policeman (cop) accountant, Trenchcoat! World Map Tiles for Modern City Modern/Steampunk/Depression Era Sprites and car tiles.

Keep in mind that up until the last two years, RPG Maker was primarily a hobbyist tool, commercial games were few and far in between, and about the only two places you could easily house a commercial game on was Aldorlea or Amaranth. Most communities were forums built for non-commercial projects, and it was a common practice to assume that unless otherwise stated, the resources were for non commercial use only, and you'd need to contact the artist (scripter, composer, etc) to negotiate commercial use. Since then, the shift has gone more towards commercial (especially with the recent commercial editions to RMN and the focus of commercial at RMW). In recent months, there have been pushes to get artists to provide detailed ToS for their work, and I think many of them have started doing that.