So have we decided on 8x8 or 16x16 tiles yet? If we are going to use 8x8, someone needs to convert the 16x16 tiles from the game to 8x8, otherwise, we could probably use the same tiles as the game. Either way, we do need to decide on what shades of grey to use for tiles that look similar but are colored differently.

I gave it a go. These are in the same order as the image you posted, with water included on the bottom. I also included a little mock-up so you can see what a few of the tiles look like put together. I didn't fully test all of them for smoothness when tiled, but they should all look pretty good.

Thanks! I just tested all the growing tiles to see how smooth they look, and they all work great, so there shouldn't be any problems there. Just thought I'd confirm that

that doesn't mean it wouldn't be cool to have a port though.

the port would be easier on the nspire then it is in axe for 8x`s

Quote from: jacobly on January 17, 2012, 02:18:22 pm

So have we decided on 8x8 or 16x16 tiles yet? If we are going to use 8x8, someone needs to convert the 16x16 tiles from the game to 8x8, otherwise, we could probably use the same tiles as the game. Either way, we do need to decide on what shades of grey to use for tiles that look similar but are colored differently.

I gave it a go. These are in the same order as the image you posted, with water included on the bottom. I also included a little mock-up so you can see what a few of the tiles look like put together. I didn't fully test all of them for smoothness when tiled, but they should all look pretty good.

Looks pretty great.

Btw if you guys are porting Minicraft, it would be nice maybe if you tried to add more depth in the field, because I tried the game and it didn't seem to have the same feel as Minecraft because there was no variable ground heights like in Minecraft. It could be a bit challenging, though, since the game is not side-scrolling.

Wow, great !