RPG Maker MV - Medieval: Expansion Cheat Code For Ps3

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About This Content Hundreds of buildings, trees, and items all at your fingertips to make parallax maps easier and higher-quality! Buildings, trees, and objects from some of the other Medieval resource packs have been completely re-made in higher quality, along with numerous brand-new houses, buildings, and trees to supplement your resource stash! With these resources, you can very quickly build your own parallax maps effectively. These new and remastered tiles are compatible with all other Medieval resource packs. Included in the Medieval: Expansion pack is as follows: * 32 Ground Texture Decals – grasses, dirt fields, roads, cobblestone, pavers, forest, burnt forest, and more! * 4 Spritesheets with a number of remastered and new objects to fill your maps. * Nearly 70 trees featuring different varieties of trees, trees without leaves, fall-colored trees, huge trees, small trees, and all the trees you would need to make a forest! * Over 430 houses, castle pieces, fences, bridges, market stalls, pantheons, ruins, and other structures and buildings! 6d5b4406ea Title: RPG Maker MV - Medieval: ExpansionGenre: Design & Illustration, Web PublishingDeveloper:PVGamesPublisher:DegicaFranchise:MakerRelease Date: 9 Aug, 2018 RPG Maker MV - Medieval: Expansion Cheat Code For Ps3 Great set to compliment Town and Country and Interiors sets. Lots of buildings and trees to play with. I was suprised to find so many large church "pantheon" type temple buildings. Absolutely brilliant resources. Very similar to old school CRPGs like Ultima, Baulder's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, Diablo, and Torment. THIS IS NOT YOUR NORMAL TILESETS and you will need to do additional work with a photo editor like Photoshop or GIMP. These are primarily meant to be used with parallax mapping (which is pretty much better in every way once your learn it). There are many tutorials online for RPGMaker Parallax mapping. PVGames has several tutorials on how to use them as well if you do a search and read the documentation that comes with it.The customer service is second to none. I messaged PVGames about an issue I had with using their tilesets and got a response in less than a day with a full walkthrough and additional resources to make it work.If you want to make games that are more realistic looking with 9 direction pathfinding, layered environments, and overall just better graphics this is where to start.