[Tileset] An Icy Place

A sorta this-and-that platformy tileset made by a request.

(If anyone has any reasonable requests can toss me a PM for the time being)

This is Great! it comes in handy at most of my levels 

The bridge looks weird. It's not curved like a bridge should be. It's \___/ instead of curved like this: (

Well, making the whole thing curved forces the level maker to have a bridge of a certain length, I wanted it to be as long as I want. The bridge is sorta filler anyhoo, and you can change it if you want.

Well, making the whole thing curved forces the level maker to have a bridge of a certain length, I wanted it to be as long as I want. The bridge is sorta filler anyhoo, and you can change it if you want.

Maybe try making a reason for it to be straight? The default desert tileset pulled that off quite nicely, in my opinion.

Quote from: SecretGlitch on April 02, 2010, 06:36:37

Well, making the whole thing curved forces the level maker to have a bridge of a certain length, I wanted it to be as long as I want. The bridge is sorta filler anyhoo, and you can change it if you want.

Maybe try making a reason for it to be straight? The default desert tileset pulled that off quite nicely, in my opinion.

How DO you use those bridge tiles? I'm not exactly sure.

FANTASTIC INSTRUCTIONS ON USING BRIDGE TILES:

Step 1. Open Knytt Stories Editor.
Step 2. Find the tileset with a bridge.
Step 3. Click the layer 3 button.
Step 4. Click the first bridge tile.
Step 5. Place it by clicking somewhere on the screen.
Step 6. Switch to the next bridge tile.
Step 7. Start building your own bridge!

(Yes, this is a joke.)

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FANTASTIC INSTRUCTIONS ON USING BRIDGE TILES:

Step 1. Open Knytt Stories Editor.
Step 2. Find the tileset with a bridge.
Step 3. Click the layer 3 button.
Step 4. Click the first bridge tile.
Step 5. Place it by clicking somewhere on the screen.
Step 6. Switch to the next bridge tile.
Step 7. Start building your own bridge!

(Yes, this is a joke.)

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WOAH IT WORKED

WOAH! Cool bridge!

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