Caves of Gallet 2

The wonderful Cavernas by Adam Saltsman was my choice for my first game jam, check his work out! You can find the game I used it in by looking up Abundance of Death.

This tileset is public domain and free to use for commercial projects.  A github mirror to  the source project can be found  here.

I hope you can keep developing on this tileset, feel free to make a version 3 that is even more complete!

Recent Update: Starter version of Godot 4.1, needs more work as its a little tedious to setup, Godot got no better in that regard from version 3.

Q: How to use?

A: The tiles can be placed manually to create a scene, you can also use a game engine with autotiling to let you place them more easily.

Q: What are the download options?

A: 1.) The png is visible on the right, it includes the tiles ready for autotiling in your engine of choice. Plus Adam Saltsman added some window dressing, so make sure your characters are around 16x16 max to fit in with the birds.

2.) The attached Godot project can be imported to Godot 3.X and played with. It was designed with Godot in mind and a 3x3 minimal autotile bitmask. Consider leaving a comment (with pictures if possible) if you need more help.

3.) This is the GIMP file (like photoshop but open source and free) that I used to make it. I coulda used Tilesetter or Aseprite, but GIMP was free. I'm fairly certain you can open this file in Photoshop, as it can be handy to edit on your own, as it has layers that contain both the useful background overlay which show what tiles you need for a 3x3 bitmask full and an example dude by Elthen, check him out on itch!

4.) Unfinished, once I try making a platformer in Godot 4 I will come back to this. Not  every tile is setup, as I found it a tad bit confusing, but it can serve as a basis as the grass and stone and water tiles are setup.