Making Tilesets in Aseprite For RPG MAKER MV | Tips And Tricks For Beginners, Shortcuts Included
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มี.ค. 2021
- Hello and welcome to a brand new series on the Channel.
Today we talk about sizing of Tilesheets for RPG MAKER MV. And how to set them up to tile correctly.
Along with learning about ASEPRITE Shortcut keys.
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This is what I was looking for! All the other tutorials where just modifying the tilesets not making original tilesets. Thank You! :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH, all the tutorials i was looking for don't bring me the solution.
now i'll make beatiful sprites!
sorry for my bad english, i'm from Brasil.
This is such a well-made video and very easy to understand. You deserve way more attention
Thank you so much
Thanks🙏🏻, this what I'm looking for
Also great video, I'm excited to see more of your content
OMFG THANKYOU SO MUCH THIS WAS SO HELPFUL AND SIMPLE!
Thank you for the tutorial. I hope you keep making these, its really helpful and easy to understand :)
this was so helpful thank you so much
You my friend need more views. This was phenomenal.
I've been trying to find the right sizes and finally found this, this saved so much of my time!
this is so amazing, i just try to learn how to make my own tilesets, and this tutorial works wonder. Thank you so much for your Tutorial, it definitely helps alot :D
This was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you sooooooo much!!
You’re welcome
Thanks from Brazil.
this helped me understand so much better tysm
Glad it helped, thanks for watching
Thank you!
You’re welcome
THANK U IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE NOW I ONLY NEEDED TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO VIEW THE GRID ON ASEPRITE GOSH THAT WAS EASY THANS TO YOU
Glad the video helped
Hey love your style could you do a trial on furniture, especially the couch from different angles/placements
Can we take a moment to acknowledge the fact that, in the background music, yoshi can be heard screaming at 0:45?
Great video! Are you working with rpg maker mv the whole time or do you have some other illustration tool?
Only RPGMV and Asperite
Thanks for the video tutorial! I tried to follow your RPG Maker Forum link (posted in the video description) but only got a page not found message :(
I haven’t used that account in a long time, so it got deleted
can I do this process for XP too?
Thanks for the tutorial. Where do I have to save the images so that they show up in the Tilesets-menu in RPG Maker?
Save them in your game project - images - tilesets, and then in rpg maker Mv you can go to tilesets and find them there to create one
@@FlowPoly Okay, thanks for the quick answer! =)
No worries, hope this helps
So the dollar sign prefix in MV is denoting that it's an incomplete sheet? As in, the dimensions are not 768 x 768?
What does that mean?
Nice tutorial bro, but how can I get the background template to measure the tiles?
The background isn’t a template it’s apart of the program
I would love to get this tileset to use in some of my RPG maker projects. Are you selling it on steam or is there a download somewhere on the forms?
it’s by malibudarby on itch.io
@@FlowPoly thanks 😊
Did you base that nude male base sprite from an existing game or is that an original sprite design you created?
your smart but please tell us how to make your character in the game move by button that you want
I made around 25 assets and then when I check the grid it was 16 by 16 had to redo again on 48 by 48.
Oh no, that sucks. Have you tried to upscale the tile set to match 48x48
@@FlowPoly does Aespirte has an upscale feature. I tried normal transform and the edges were jaggy and destroyed some pixel lines.
@@tengentopka727 Yes, I will redirect you to another video of mine that explains how to resize. th-cam.com/video/jJAslaoYEJM/w-d-xo.html
Skip to 3 minutes in and it should explain
So I'm using RPG Maker 2003, would the things said in this video still apply?
Not too sure
I have a spritesheet that I want to use, but when I open it in Aseprite and establish my Grid, the sprites are all 'disjointed.' Some sprites that could fit into one 48x48 box are in the middle and occupy 4 48x48 boxes.
I tried simply moving the X and Y coordinates of the origin of the grid, but the sprites are seemingly randomly placed all over the sheet. Other than manually moving them, is there a simple solution to getting everything to fit nicely and neatly?
Also, if I do have to move them manually, would anyone know any tips or tricks? I tried using "Snap to Grid" so that I could quickly make a selection and move it without having to be particularly accurate with my mouse, but it doesn't seem to work.
Use the marquee tool or whatever it's called and highlight each section of the tile set and you can size it to fit inside the 48x48 grid
The first tool in the toolbar on the right. Select the square and put the first 48x48 tile inside the square tool and click control c for copy.
Open another tab in aseprite set size to 768x768. Go to view tab at the top of the screen scroll to grid > grid settings. Set the grid to 48x48. Now to to View tab again scroll to show, click show and click Grid to enable grid view.
Now press control V to paste that first 48x48 object into the new aseprite tab. Use the video as a reference for what a 48x48 block is. Say in your tileset the first thing you select with the square tool and copied was a couch.
You paste the couch and move it to the first 48x48 grid spot and repeat over and over until you rearranged the sprite sheet.
And boom problem solved
@@AstriaTVTruthExposed Wow. Thanks a lot! I had already manually moved everything over, but in the future I'll be sure to follow your great instructions. Cheers!
@@Learnjapanesefromsomeguyno problem at all friend! Best of luck to you with your creations!
its seems every "pixel" on your sheet is 3x3 pixels how do i do that?
The 3x3 is the pattern of the background that you find in transparency like a png. It’s been a while since I have seen this video but I do mention that as well as what the 3x3 means in terms of pixel size
@@FlowPoly sorry let me rephrase, your bed frame is a sprite, but one "pixel" on that sprite is made of 9 pixels in a 3x3 square, is there a shortcut you used to do that?
Ah my bad. So you can use ctrl and scroll wheel to increase the size of the brush but for me I can only get 2x2 and then I just fill in the extra to make it 3x3. However I haven’t checked in a long time. It’s possible that there may be a setting in the menus to change it. Hope this helps
I did everything according to the video but when i add tileset to rpg maker mv it crashes..
What is crashing? If rpgmv is crashing it may be an issue with your setup. Try running some stress tests to check
Hey! Are you the creator of this tileset?
Tile set made by Malibu Darby on itch.io
I made additions to his tile set for my game but you can buy the original tile set on itch.io
Did you ever try using Blender to make tilesets for RPGM?