Hey! Thank you so much for your work! I love your assets!
One quick question: I bought the complete bundle here on itch - is it possible that I get the unity packages without paying again? (and without waiting until the unity packages are on itch, as I am an impatient fella ;))
Thanks for your kind words and for enjoying the assets! I'm glad you're finding them useful.
Regarding the Unity packages, as you already know, I plan to include them as an extra addition to the Itch.io asset packs in the future. However, to maintain the standards of the collection and to avoid confusion, I don't want to add the existing Unity packages to the Itch.io asset packs until I've had the chance to update the entire collection. The reason being, I don't want to give new Minifantasy asset users the false perception that all the packs in the collection already include Unity files. This could lead to a bad user experience if someone downloads a free pack like Dungeon or Forgotten Plains, sees that it has Unity files, and then decides to purchase the complete bundle only to discover that many packs don't include yet the Unity versions.
I apologize for the delay in updating the collection as it is already quite large and it is taking some time to catch up. But rest assured that there is someone actively working on it, and we're making steady progress.
For now, the only way to get early access to the Unity packages is to be a part of the Minifantasy Patreon Community. As a perk for Patrons (along with other awesome perks, like exclusive add-ons and creatures for Minifantasy), we're publishing the Unity packages in a dedicated channel on the Minifantasy Discord, so Patrons can access them before they're released on Itch.io. So far, the following packs are available:
Minifantasy Creatures
Minifantasy Farms
Minifantasy Towns I
Minifantasy Desolate Desert
Minifantasy Deep Caves
Minifantasy Forgotten Plains
Minifantasy Dungeon
Minifantasy Icy Wilderness
And we're currently actively working on "Crafting and Professions I" and "Silent Swamp."
The unity packages include things like:
Pre-cut sprites and tiles
Tile Palettes
Rule Tiles
Prefabs
Prefab scripts that allow you to change sprites on similar items like trees/rocks / dead plant vs alive plant
Unity Scenes that demo the contents of the mockup images you see on itch.io
Animations
Animation Controllers (setup for demo, not practical use)
We're making steady progress towards our goal, and I appreciate your understanding and patience. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Thank you so much for your reply! Will definitely check out your patreon.
And please - do not apologize ;) This project is "monumental" (in my humble opinion at least) - and with that comes the simple fact, that it needs time... Also from what I have seen so far: You don't seem like the guy who delivers a "half done job"...
It sounds like if we purchase this asset, we are still required to give credit? That's quite unusual. Typically, for paid assets, credit is "appreciated but not required".
Thanks for asking. I'm know other artists are ok with the 'appreciated but not required'. I personally believe that crediting artists, and other professionals, should be a standard of the industry and not an option.
So answering your question, both the non-commercial and the commercial licenses requires credit attribution.
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Hey!
Thank you so much for your work! I love your assets!
One quick question:
I bought the complete bundle here on itch - is it possible that I get the unity packages without paying again? (and without waiting until the unity packages are on itch, as I am an impatient fella ;))
All the best for you!!
Hey c4ph4lor,
Thanks for your kind words and for enjoying the assets! I'm glad you're finding them useful.
Regarding the Unity packages, as you already know, I plan to include them as an extra addition to the Itch.io asset packs in the future. However, to maintain the standards of the collection and to avoid confusion, I don't want to add the existing Unity packages to the Itch.io asset packs until I've had the chance to update the entire collection. The reason being, I don't want to give new Minifantasy asset users the false perception that all the packs in the collection already include Unity files. This could lead to a bad user experience if someone downloads a free pack like Dungeon or Forgotten Plains, sees that it has Unity files, and then decides to purchase the complete bundle only to discover that many packs don't include yet the Unity versions.
I apologize for the delay in updating the collection as it is already quite large and it is taking some time to catch up. But rest assured that there is someone actively working on it, and we're making steady progress.
For now, the only way to get early access to the Unity packages is to be a part of the Minifantasy Patreon Community. As a perk for Patrons (along with other awesome perks, like exclusive add-ons and creatures for Minifantasy), we're publishing the Unity packages in a dedicated channel on the Minifantasy Discord, so Patrons can access them before they're released on Itch.io. So far, the following packs are available:
And we're currently actively working on "Crafting and Professions I" and "Silent Swamp."
The unity packages include things like:
We're making steady progress towards our goal, and I appreciate your understanding and patience. Let me know if you have any other questions!
Hey Krishna!
Thank you so much for your reply!
Will definitely check out your patreon.
And please - do not apologize ;) This project is "monumental" (in my humble opinion at least) - and with that comes the simple fact, that it needs time... Also from what I have seen so far: You don't seem like the guy who delivers a "half done job"...
Have a great day :)
Please can you clarify the commercial license?
It sounds like if we purchase this asset, we are still required to give credit? That's quite unusual. Typically, for paid assets, credit is "appreciated but not required".
Hi GameDevMix,
Thanks for asking. I'm know other artists are ok with the 'appreciated but not required'. I personally believe that crediting artists, and other professionals, should be a standard of the industry and not an option.
So answering your question, both the non-commercial and the commercial licenses requires credit attribution.
Super cool, one of my favorite snow type titlesets!
I'm glad you like it :) Thanks!
Now we need some mammoths!
I will keep that in mind ;)
It's cooooooool~
Right? ^^ hahaha