- #Dwarf fortress tileset isometric for free#
- #Dwarf fortress tileset isometric archive#
These are not directly roguelike, but could still be useful. Lost Garden also has some free graphic sets.
#Dwarf fortress tileset isometric archive#
An archive of the blog can be found at, and the source code at.
The project appears to have been abandoned.
If you'd like to generate and manipulate graphical tiles at runtime from within the code instead of loading them from image files, so that they are "embedded" in the executable file, there is a C++, SDL-based library called XTiles which is especially suited for roguelike game graphics. Free to use for indie developers as long as proper attribution is given. 72x72 pixels isometric tiles, floor tiles are hex grid based. While not roguelike the tiles from The Battle of Wesnoth are released under the GNU General Public License and could also be usefull. Large isometric tiles and animated sprites. Reiner's Tilesets - Freeware with attribution. 
Tangar's tileset 1-bit tileset in form of raster graphical font with various sizes (23 sized, from 5x8 to 24x36), for Windows and Linux. Tileset based on RPG Maker Ace graphics, requires a license for that to be used. Redistribution and use, for any purpose, with or without modification, is permitted. The Sheep Graphics: Public-domain sprite graphics and sprite construction kits at The Sheep's Page. There are other tools but, primarily thats the only one you need. I highly suggest the use of Dwarf Therapist, as it has a lot of usability and allows your to assign your dwarves job. Released under the by-nc-sa creative commons license. Its a starter pack that combines a lot of useful tools to players and makes it much more accessible than the base game. Free pixel project from with more in the forum. Released under the Nethack General Public License. Dwarf Fortress has a good collection of ASCII tiles of various sizes: See the dwarf fortress wiki. POWDER has an artpack which contains numerous tiles, most under CC-BY. Thomas Whetnall is working on several tilesets on his blog. The Liberated Pixel Cup - Many 32x32 tiles and a few characters dual licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 and GPLv3 designed for public usage. TomeTik - Free tiles of David E Gervais (32x32 tiles mostly designed for Angband, and 54x54 isometric tiles designed for Dungeon Odyssey, all released under Creative Commons v3 CC-BY), and Tiles of Henk Brouwer designed as a module for Dungeon Odyssey (unknown licensing). Read more at their site: or get the most recent crawl tiles at the Crawl Stone Soup git repository: A subset of tiles from Dungeon Crawl's tileset (consisting of overhauled tiles from RLTiles) has been released under CC-Zero. A large collection of 32x32 orthographic tiles. The RLTiles - Public domain with a request for attribution. Fantasy & Sci-Fi Roguelike Tilesets by DithArt. Ultimate Roguelike Tileset by Oryx Design Lab. #Dwarf fortress tileset isometric for free#
An evergrowing collection of roguelike tiles, there are hundreds of animated tiles released for free under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license. The DawnHack Tileset by DragonDePlatino.
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