This archive represents important preservation of KS community history, so thank you for keeping it updated. (Thank you especially for including my own assets as well!)

After downloading the latest version of this archive just now, I decided to have a quick browse through my own personal collection of KS community assets to see if I could find anything that your archive is currently missing. This quick search resulted in me uploading about 45 files to the Dropbox upload link that you provided. Whilst I'm sure I made some mistakes in my haste (skipping needed files, uploading un-needed files, uploading assets that might be "banned" from use) I otherwise hope I was able to provide a mostly-helpful contribution to this project.

Let me know via private message whether there's anything else you can think that I possibly could do to help. 

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EDIT: I found a couple of extra gradients that I had missed and uploaded those to the Dropbox link. I might have also uploaded the custom music I made for one of my old custom levels, but I've already forgotten.

There's something else I found where I felt I should ask first before I uploaded it: somewhere in my PC I've found a folder full of assets from Nifflas' game "Knytt" which have been converted into Knytt Stories assets by a user named Looki. This package includes conversions of all of Knytt's music, ambiences, gradients and tilesets as well as Custom Object representations of some of its animated elements. Is this the sort of content you would want to have in the archive? Or would it not be appropriate?

Nice to hear from you again. Your tilesets are legendary, made so many levels look a lot better! I used some of them in my creations as well.

Thank you! I'm glad you found my tilesets to be helpful. I downloaded Saving Thalanill earlier, so I'll be playing that later this week!

Never thought I'd live the experience of bumping a forum thread 9 years later after I previously posted in it, but here we are.

To anyone still here: I've just nuked the entire first post of this thread and refreshed it with a new set of uploads of all of my old tilesets, as well as a few new ones.

Huge, massive thank you to the user the jack for posting here back in 2014 to re-upload my tilesets seeing as the original uploads had disappeared. I'm extremely grateful that you kept my work available for others to use at a time when I was absent. That means a lot to me, so thank you.

I bet you all thought I was dead, didn't you? Well I'm not and I'm back with TEN new or updated tilesets for all of you to use as you see fit.
You can find them by scrolling to the bottom this thread's first post.

I've actually had most of these up my sleeve for months, I just haven't posted them up here due to laziness.  

Work on that massive level I said I was making is still under way, but it'll still be a long while before I have a playable version to upload. Sorry!
To prove to you that I am actually making a level that will be playable some day, the screenshots I've provided with the new tilesets are all screens from my level.

Critique or requests for edits are welcome.

Made an update of "Desert Temple" with more distinguishable foreground tiles and brighter sand that matches the waterfalls more. The old version of the tileset is still available for those who prefer it.

At first I didn't like the newest one because it seemed redundant, but now that I look at it more closely I see that it's an interesting mix between Poisonous Forest and Not Quite Dr. Cliche's Lab, which could be quite useful, especially for people who are tired of both.

Oh, and thanks by the way because that was more or less exactly the effect I was aiming for. You may also notice elements of the A Strange Dream "lab" tileset in there as well with the background pipes. This may be more apparant in the indoor sections with this tileset that you'll see in my current level project, although I'm not sure for now because I'm not quite at those sections yet.
Of course, there are my own ideas in there as well, though! That fluffy red stuff that looks like dense treetops is actually piles of waste material. This whole tileset it infact themed arround an area of forest that has become the waste disposal pit of a city that is built somewhere above it. That'll be it's purpose in my level, anyway.

Also you seem to have broken the original posting of Ickle Forest.

Thanks for telling me that, I fixed it now.