How to Make Pixel Art Isometric Tilesets

[@dailydoodle42]

Great video! For anyone who wonders these two examples are called dimetric. Then you also have trimetric in which all of the angles are different

[@johnonyango3166]

Great video. I was following a long in Aseprite and it came out pretty well 😊

[@Skeffles]

Brilliant video! I love seeing what people can make in isometric worlds.

[@limeyrolls]

awesome video dude. I just bought asesprite today and am testing out diffferent tilemap variations and this helps a ton with understanding how they work. You got a new sub :)

[@ThdButterMan]

great tutorial, straightfoward and simple to follow. thank you.

[@rmdcompositions]

Awesome quality explanation video as always Apox Fox 🙌😎

[@zdeloffline]

Man your videos are helpful I'm adding them to my playlist

[@Hex_is]

Awesome video this helped me a lot! earned a sub!

[@karmakunh552]

Super cool video, thank you mate! Is the game you are making already available ?

[@apoxfox]

@@karmakunh552 thanks man! Not yet available but I’ll have some updates soon in videos to come :) I’m hoping to have a demo ready next year

[@edzu2771]

Dude, this is crazy! Like my brain was actually scratching itself. Do you think this would work in RPG Maker?

[@apoxfox]

It’s definitely possible in RPG Maker, but I also have a feeling it would be pretty difficult to pull off. You’ll probably need to create your own isometric system in code to support it unfortunately

[@LetsFranciOfficial]

Hey, I found your channel because I want to make my first game in this style, and which canvas size should I use for isometric art, or what size are you using for isometric? I don’t know whether to use 16x16 or 256x256. I’m very new to pixel art and isometric art; I just started this month with pixel art in this style. I’ve made some pixel art before, but it was for a Minecraft texture pack, and the things I made weren’t very big or complicated. And for the game i wont some texture to be more detailed.

[@apoxfox]

These isometric block tiles I made are 32x32. Start with one block and build everything else around that. Hope this helps

[@LetsFranciOfficial]

@@apoxfox Thanks you, it helps me a lot

[@cheesymcnuggets]

This reminds me of AdamCYounis

[@apoxfox]

That’s so nice, I love Adam’s videos!

[@daisukeyamamoto3705]

OR Make it in Asprite and then test it in Tiled, No engine required