Pixel Animations and Effects Asset Pack
A downloadable asset pack
Take your game to the next level with these animations!
Nearly 100 animation effects are drawn in crisp and clear pixel-art that will work with retro styles. Weapon attacks from sword slashes to piercing arrows; elemental spells from fireballs to columns of water to lightning storms; subtle effects of dust and smoke to bring life to the world environment; and even and status effects for poison, blind, sleep, and more-- this collection of animations includes everything you need to make your game come alive!
- Each animation sheet has multiple animations-- over 90 animations in total!
- Multiple weapon animations: swords, arrows, axes, clubs, claws, and more
- A variety of elemental magics: fire, wind, water, earth and more
- Includes animations for status effects like sleep, blind, paralysis, and others
- Combine frames to create custom unique animations in RPG Maker!
- Retro pixel art -- fits multiple styles, including OS Modern and Time Fantasy!
Check out the website at timefantasy.net for updates and freebies.
Terms and License information: Commercial use is OK, no royalties required, no credit necessary, edits are allowed. Pretty much everything's fine except direct redistribution.
The terms are detailed in the "pro license" used on GameDevMarket.
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $6 USD. You will get access to the following files:
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I purchased the Time Fantasy RPG Bundle. This item is in the bundle yet I am unable to download it for free.
That's weird, if you haven't figured it out yet send me an email and I can give you a key, thanks!
Wow this was an AMAZING value, I feel like I committed theft!
Het there, I purchased this just now, but despite being charged by itch.io, I haven't received the product. I don't suppose itch.io tells you who you've bade sales from? I'd like to settle this, but all avenues have lead to a dead end for me.
You should be able to access it by clicking on your name in the top right and going to "my library"
I know, it's just not there, but I was still charged the price. That's why I was hoping you might have a log of like who buys from you with an account or something, to prove I purchased from you without having to print out a screen of my bank notice.
Hi!
Is it working with RMMZ?
Thanks!
Not without putting it into Effekseeker first. MZ broke their animation system so it doesn't use regular images anymore, you need to put them through the additional software first.
Ok, thanks :)
Hey! I'm using your assets in a game i am developing and there is a test version up for download! Check it out! https://taleofartemis.itch.io/pixel-art-mash-up
this work fine for MV?
Yes
great boss thanks
I am so glad I bought these the other day! You're so talented, great job!
Glad I found these! Appreciate all the hard work put into your art work, it is noticed.
What format are the animations in and what size are the made for (16px*16px, 32px*32px, etc)?
Frames are 64x64 (also included are larger versions formatted for rpgmaker), and they come in spritesheets as well as individual frame .pngs.
Awesome pack, love the art work and the animations look amazing. Just out of curiosity, how many animations are on one sheet, and how many frames does each animation have? It's kinda hard telling them apart.
It's different for each sheet, so it's kind of hard to say. Also, some animations are designed for flexibility-- for example, multiple animations in a row could be used together for a longer effect, or used individually.
I might write up some sort of guide eventually. Good idea!
It is kind of hard to just drop and use these into a MV project. How do I set them up in the editor? I added a sheet and told it to do 15 frames (the fire one)for example, and no animation shows up when I click Play in the Animation area. Do I have to do something different to get it to work? There was no .json file either.
You need to create the animations in the editor using the frames from the animation sheet. There is an example in the discord channel in response to your question earlier today.
you say that we need creat in the rpg maker MV the animations frame? is not just drag there like the default animation?
Great pack! Can you please add the license to the More Information box? Is it possible to use it for commercial projects?
Yes, commercial use is fine!
You can find the full license here: https://www.gamedevmarket.net/terms-conditions/#pro-licence
Thanks! We're utilizing some of your assets in a project we hope to release for the switch. Great work!
Hello! I am a fan of you, finalbossblues. I have a number of your things and even donated/tipped the Name Your Price things. I have some questions about these, please answer them:
1) What can I do with these effects?
2) Can I use these effects in a top-down fighting game I'm making as special skills? I have my characters charge and release states. If I can do this, how can I do these?
1. Lots of things! It's kinda hard to say, because they're designed to be versatile. They'd be mostly useful in fantasy combat situations, since the pack is focused on weapons and magical spells.
2. Sure. Not all the animations will fit perfectly-- but for the most part I tried to imagine how the animations could be used in turn-based battles and top-down action combat. A lot of the animations are variations of generic "impact" type effects, which would have use in lots of ways.
For more info, I'll paste this from the readme:
The primary goal of these animations is flexibility:
Weapon animations are designed for use in traditional RPG battles as well as action-RPG combat. Frames can be flipped or rotated for further variety of application. Impact and effect animations, such as the smoke or dust clouds, should have a wide variety of uses, including as environmental detail.
Some parts of animations can be used in combinations with other animations. Some animations can loop infinitely -- hopefully it's clear which ones are capable of this.
Here's an example of one of the sword animations used in a top-down action scenario. The animation is flipped so it can work in each direction:
Hope that helps.
Thanks!