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[RoguelikeRazuka]

The two things I don't entirely like about this tileset are that
(1) the tiles are quite large, so I can't see much of the floor (my screen resolution is 1920x1080) and that
(2) a great many of the terrain tiles are too simplistic (also their contents are on a black background while the rest is fairly bright which hits my eyes when in full screen), yet dwarves and all creatures look so amazingly cute with this tileset.

[Meph]

The two things I don't entirely like about this tileset are that
(1) the tiles are quite large, so I can't see much of the floor (my screen resolution is 1920x1080) and that
(2) a great many of the terrain tiles are too simplistic (also their contents is on a black background while the rest is fairly bright which hits my eyes when in full screen), yet dwarves and all creatures look so amazingly cute with this tileset.

(1) you can zoom out, making the tiles smaller.
(2) you can use the dwarves and all creatures (and items) with other tilesets, for example spacefox has a solid background instead of black.

[0ink3r]

I really want to love this tileset, but there are a couple of things that i find it hard to move past.

Mined out sections look too graphically 'busy'. All the beautiful work on other objects are lost in it. If plain old stone floors had a reduced tone, it would remove this very repetitive high contrasting feature and make the things that actually matter, stand out a bit more.

Smoothed tiles could also do with a reduction in the contrast somehow, as thousands of squares all over the floor also visually bury every other object nearby.

Also Workshops blend in with the background far too readily, i find it very hard to recognize where their boundaries are. this is probably exacerbated by the problem i explained above.

I understand its WIP, and i thank you for all your hard work. I very much look forward to following the progress of this tileset.

[Pirate Santa]

Also Workshops blend in with the background far too readily, i find it very hard to recognize where their boundaries are. this is probably exacerbated by the problem i explained above.

This issue at least will be solved once the new TWBT functionality is ready.
Workshops are currently default ASCII.

[0ink3r]

As i move through z levels, if i pass a pile of vomit, it seems to retain the tile of the z level (above or below) that i have just passed instead of displaying the pile of vomit on the type of tile it is actually supposed to be. It only seems to affect this tileset, others show the vomit.

eg: I have a fortification placed on a specific tile on Z0, if i then move down to Z-1 where there is a part of a bridge tile, instead of the bridge tile showing, it shows the part of the fortification from the z level above, and the same thing happens in reverse.

Difficult to explain, image below:

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[Max™]

Yeah, I don't think Mifki ever had to deal with such a complete twbt set so it hadn't been an issue yet.

[mifki]

It's because I re-process changed tiles only, but bridge and wall in this case use the same ascii character so it's not updated. Updating unchanged tiles is a waste of cpu most of the time, but in rare cases it leads to such issues. Don't know, maybe I should add an option to force update all tiles always for maps where it happens often.

[Meph]

It's because I re-process changed tiles only, but bridge and wall in this case use the same ascii character so it's not updated. Updating unchanged tiles is a waste of cpu most of the time, but in rare cases it leads to such issues. Don't know, maybe I should add an option to force update all tiles always for maps where it happens often.

No sure if it would be worth it.

[Pirate Santa]

I thought I'd check if you were aware of this little issue.
Supposedly a TWBT thing.
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=153513.0

[Shonai_Dweller]

I thought I'd check if you were aware of this little issue.
Supposedly a TWBT thing.
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=153513.0

Seems to only happen with gemset (although haven't tested a huge range of sets so far).

[Max™]

Not many sets override everything, which I'm sure is the source of that.

[LeoCean]

It's most likely because Gemset overrides the minerals but not the designation graphic. Where twbt takes the priority because of it.

[Rayllumen]

Great pack! But ehh... I found a problem.
The miners look like the dwarven children in this pack. Did I do a bad or is that a bug with the pack?

EDIT: Also how do I replace the black background that comes with every floor tile with full tile colors?
(I.E. The grass outside of the fortress.)

[Meph]

Great pack! But ehh... I found a problem.
The miners look like the dwarven children in this pack. Did I do a bad or is that a bug with the pack?

EDIT: Also how do I replace the black background that comes with every floor tile with full tile colors?
(I.E. The grass outside of the fortress.)

Did you gen a new world?

Grass is supposed to have black background.

[Rayllumen]

Yeah. I created a new world then when I looked at my miners they were using the child sprite.

Also Ive seen in some tilesets that the black background was overwritten by color.