Damn + v1.2
- Reviews:
- 7
- Downloads:
- 1043
- Date uploaded:
- 9 Dec 2006 at 20:27 (Minor update on 7 Feb 2018)
Download details
Re-upload/Edit Download- Author
- PurpleJazz (More uploads by PurpleJazz)
- Type
- Tileset conversion
- Credits
- cooba, Olsen and Noka for Beta testing
- Version
- 1.23
- Satisfaction
100%- Screenshots
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File contents
 xlmmhills.j2l |
Magma Hills | 3.48 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
 xlmdamn1.j2t |
Damn + Day | 225.35 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
| xlmdamn2.j2t |
Damn + Night | 225.33 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
| xlmdamn3.j2t |
Damn + Hot | 225.31 kB | 27 Feb 2016 |
| xlmdamn4.j2t |
Damn + Cold | 225.38 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
| xlmdamn5.j2t |
Damn + Light | 225.44 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
| xlmdamn6.j2t |
Damn + Dark | 225.36 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
| xlmdamn7.j2t |
Damn + Water | 225.41 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
| xlmdamn8.j2t |
Damn + Forest | 225.33 kB | 25 Dec 2006 |
 REGRET.MOD |
502.93 kB | 20 May 2015 |
Description
This conversion isn’t just a palette edit and a few tiles added, it’s a complete new Damn look! Some of the bugs have been fixed like the vine bug, which means YOU CAN NOW USE VINES IN DAMN!
There are now cave tiles, which the old Damn didn’t have. Also there is a Texured Background. And there are lots more additions, waiting for you to use. The mask has been fixed, and it now has a completly different, improved layout! There are 5 different palettes. The first 2 are the standard palettes, while the other palettes are my own work. Enjoy!
EDIT – There are now 3 new palettes, and I gave each one a name. Updated the IC tile to say “XLM”, and fixed a minor mask bug. Please Re-download!
EDIT – Renamed Tileset due to problems with hosting.
Reuploaded the zip file to include the missing tileset (xlmdamn3).
Quick Reviews
ForthRightMC rated 10
Pretty good tilesets, especially some of them are look like natural forces. I also discovered that file xlmdamn3.j2t is missing, I report that to PurpleJazz and recommend other users to download this.
User Reviews (Sort by Helpful Index or Date Posted)
Featured Review by Blackraptor
- Posted:
- 3 Jan 2007, 22:27 (edited 3 Jan 07, 22:27)
- Way better than Aiko (862 Points)
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How does this get rated higher then virtually every tileset (read: TILESET, meaning something actually DRAWN by the author instead of ripped tiles/palette changes) when the author hardly drew anything at all here?
Anyways, the tiles have been reorganized here quite a bit. I never really had too much of a problem with the original layout of damn, but a lot of things (such as slopes) are grouped together for convenience. Others, like the dead tree thing and the bridge are scrambled up and were easier to use in the original :/. There’s also a lot of free tiles left in various places, which could’ve been filled in with something. You also removed some tiles (a version of the sideways spikes), which you shouldn’t be doing when you’re making improved versions of tilesets unless you’re low on room or something, which you’re not.
A noticable amount of tiles were added (such as a warpable backround, gargoyles, and the inferno bg tree), however pretty much all of them were ripped from one place or another (some from even non-custom sets like the cave tiles p4ul made for inferno2.0). Useful tiles such as a larger variety of destructable blocks, upside down poles, hooks and rain were also copied in from one place or another.
Masking in the set was also improved, which is nice. Vines are now usable in damn and a few things are smoother. I don’t know why you kept the backround (both the original and the warpable) completely masked though, but whatever.
There’s quite a bit of palette versions here. They look good for the most part, but the Dark edit might be a bit too dark and the forest version hurts my eyes a bit (why do you need a forest version for damn nation…?). The hot version looks awesome, though.
Overall, this is an improvement on the original. However, a 9.5? The author hardly drew anything in this set, just copied and moved around some tiles, and this is rated around the same as things like Swamps and Egypt? I do like this, and I am planning on eventually using it, but I do think it’s horribly overrated.
Nevertheless, it’s still a good edit, and I’ve seen some nice levels with it already. Download reccomended.
~Blacky
- Posted:
- 22 Dec 2006, 19:48 (edited 22 Dec 06, 19:54)
- Bee Boy Swarm (32 Points)
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Good conversions. Best one is D*mn+HOT.
~HïTçH
- Posted:
- 10 Apr 2007, 15:47 (edited 10 Apr 07, 17:56 by Cooba)
- Frog (11 Points)
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Good conversion!
I loved it!
is better than Epic’s D*mn tilesets, good designed, but most importantly- easy to make levels from them!
I most like the D*mn + Hot!
Download? Yes! (if you love tilesets from thet kind)
[Unsupported rating (9.5) clearance. Please provide more elaborate support for your rating. Why is it better than Epic\‘s sets? Why do you like the Hot version the most? – Cooba]- Posted:
- 18 Jul 2010, 11:24
- CTF Bug (4 Points)
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Another comment….(since I can’t log on to my old user)
I Think someone forgot to re-upload “Damn+Hot” when it’s re-uploaded….
Review by SaVn
- Posted:
- 25 Sep 2015, 15:25 (edited 25 Sep 15, 15:26)
- Frog (13 Points)
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Good Damn conversion!
He has added new tiles from Inferno and Madivo, textured BG was taken from DiamondusBeta by Pyromanu, hooks and lavafall from Kaven’s Thermal.
Masks are fine, but in original version are bad.
There’s 8 versions of this tileset (Third version is missing).
DR? YES!!!!
Review by Janus aka Jahari
- Posted:
- 10 Dec 2006, 08:04 (edited 10 Dec 06, 21:12)
- Bee Boy Swarm (31 Points)
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Finally, you’ve seen the light and made something I can truly use.
Color 5/5: Lovely. This pack has d*mn in five different color schemes. All of them have good contrast and you even made a custom texture background. Very good, indeed.
Layout 2.9/3: I used the original d*mn tileset a lot with the first level I uploaded on J20 (and two others I never finished but had better quality if anyone’s wondering) and I can say that this is a SERIOUS improvement on the layout. The tileset is MUCH easier to use now. The fixing of the vine is a definite plus. Please remember when you “improve” on a tileset that you include the original eyecandy and not just new stuff (there was a pillar with razor/steps around it in the original, I believe). Aside from that, it’s great.
Originality 1.5/2: There have been other d*mn conversions, but this one far exceeds their color and layout.
Effort 3/3: For once, you have put a lot of effort into making a good conversion. Great job, PJ.
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