Lavapolis Dictionary.txt | 3.59 kB | 19 Aug 2005 | |
ReadMe.txt | 2.84 kB | 20 Aug 2005 | |
Toxicus Dictionary.txt | 3.69 kB | 19 Aug 2005 | |
Toxicus vs Lavapolis Dictionary.txt | 3.69 kB | 19 Aug 2005 | |
1 - Noka - Toxicus.j2l | Toxicus | 7.74 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
2 - Noka - Toxicus Night.j2l | Late at Toxicus | 7.62 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
3 - Noka - Lavapolis.j2l | Lavapolis | 6.11 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
4 - Noka - Final.j2l | When Lavapolis says goodbye | 3.53 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
Noka - Lavapolis A.j2t | Noka - Lavapolis A | 221.62 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
Noka - Lavapolis.j2t | Noka - Lavapolis | 221.61 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
Noka - Toxicus Night.j2t | Noka - Toxicus Night | 234.42 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
Noka - Toxicus vs Lavapolis.j2t | Noka - Toxicus vs Lavapolis | 235.19 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
Noka - Toxicus.j2t | Noka - Toxicus | 234.57 kB | 20 Aug 2005 |
A. Brandon - Surfacing.s3m | Surfacing | 679.04 kB | 06 May 2000 |
Purple Motion - Nova.S3M | Nova | 135.89 kB | 13 Jan 2001 |
Describtion of Worlds you are about to enter.jpg | 89.02 kB | 19 Aug 2005 |
This is probably my last work for long time now cuz I dont have much time for jazzing :(
You can find here 5 tilesets which look similar (cuz they have the same base surface only with other plaette). First 2 tilesets are Toxicus and Toxicus Night (both are same but different palette), Lavapolis and second version of Lavapolis (only palette changes) and finally the compilation tileset of Lavapolis and Toxicus (Toxicus vs Lavapolis). There are 4 example levels… they aren’t good at all but hey! They are only example levels :]
Note that you have to flip some tiles and use background # 5 for normal tiles if you want to build an interesting level from these tilesets. Otherwise it would be TSF cuz of too big amount of tiles.
More information in ReadMe file. If you have problems with building from these tilesets read the instructions which are attached with this zip file, if that is not enough send me a PM till I am online on J2O.
In example level i wrote “Blue Motion” instead of Purple Motion – Sorry! I was too tired…
Lavapolis is just amazing tileset…… but i didn’t like the backgrounds. But still, who cares? :)
I guess I should write a review for this. It deserves one. I’d also say this tileset is well on it’s way to being the featured download for this month.
Here we have two tilesets by Noka – Toxicus and Lavapolis. Both are very similar, with a few minor changes here and there. Toxicus has toxin, mountains, and what looks like rocks, while Lavapolis has lava, buildings, and metal. Originally, these tilesets were bigger, and TSF only, and were supposed to be a remake of Technoir.
Graphics – 8/10
Just about everything looks really nice. Very high quality, and lots of detail put into it. I do have a few complaints, though. The biohazard tower looks kind of dithered, for lack of a better word. Also, I can’t say I love the mountains in Toxicus. Other than that, everything looks fairly good.
Mask – 9.5/10
Hardly any problems here. My main concerns are how the disappearing blocks are somewhat jaggedly masked, also that’s not too much of a problem since you’ll almost always be putting one way events on these tiles. The other thing that really bugs me is that there is no invisible masked tile (atleast not that I can find). Other than that, I can’t really see any problems.
Animations – 9/10
Pretty much every animation you’d want in a lava / toxic refinery tileset. Lava / toxin falls, conveyor belts (which are kinda weird looking but still look pretty nice), radio antennaes, and more… there’s not much else you’d want in a tileset like this. Everything is animated pretty well and smoothly. The lava and toxin falls seem rushed, however. The foam they create looks like it’s ripped from Jungrock, for one thing, and it doesn’t really move (it just changes colors). It looks decent, I guess, but it could be a lot better.
Palette – 8/10
Everything seems fairly nice. All palette events look good except for the carrot pinball bumpers which look buggy in the Toxicus sets. Water works well in 8bit in all the sets besides Toxicus vs. Lavapolois (it looks slightly buggy here). The main flaw in the palette is that you didn’t take advantage of some of the things 8bit can do. I would’ve loved to see green water in Toxicus, and red water in Lavapolis, but I’m not gonna complain too much since not that many people use 8-bit anyway. Snow works, too. Not that anyone would want to make it snow here.
Eyecandy – 8/10
Meh, could use a lot more eyecandy, but I’m not gonna take off too much because I know Noka would’ve added more if 1.23 had a more convinient tileset size limit. You can still make a great looking level with this set, as seen in the example levels.
Event tiles – 9.5/10
Pretty much everything you ever wanted in this area. Could use some more destruct block types, though.
Overall (not an average) – 8.2/10
Great tileset. I’m really glad you made a 1.23 version of this. Download reccomendation.
Yes! this is indeed a really great tileset and Im creating a level with it just as I speak!
Finally! This is what I was waiting for so long time. 1.23 version. Thanks. Thanks a lot!
I have to say, make a level like this and put UT3’s song Mekalopolis over it. Okay, rating incoming:
Art Style:
It might not seem like it could do this, but these tilesets can go toe-to-toe with the likes of masterpieces in the hands of a skilled JCS’er. I give this a 5.6, and that’s not just to be flattering.
Diversity of Tiles:
NOKA certainly had this one handled. Although over 800 tiles had to be removed from the Secret Files versions (Technoir(2/3) – NOKA), it hasn’t lost its punch as much as I thought it would, which is good. It’s still capable of chewing up lesser tilesets for breakfast, so I’ll give it a 7.1
Layer Management:
No problems here at all, this tileset will only need 3 layers for the main body of the level, leaving plenty of elbow room. The true worth of the tileset shines through when silos are involved. Those things are built for JCS’ers to work wonders with. This gets a 7.5.
Environment:
Man, this place has many uses. Although the pink versions do look a bit vulgar to my eyes (you can thank 7th Lava Fall for that), that doesn’t hold it back at all. This takes a good 6.8.
Results:
Art Style – 5.6
Diversity of Tiles – 7.1
Layer Management – 7.5
Environment – 6.8
Total —> 6.75
Final Rating: 7
Don’t keep saying that you suck if you can’t make a good tileset. Negativity is the greater of killers.
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