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30 high quality gears in vector format, free to download and royalty free.
Steampunk games or designs, custom backgrounds, animations.
If you found value in these free assets or you'd like to help out, share them on Twitter or on Facebook with your friends and followers.
24 high quality weapon crosshairs in vector format, free to download and royalty free.
Any sort of game reticles: snipers, rocket launchers, shotguns or other shooter game weapons.
If you found value in these free assets or you'd like to help out, share them on Twitter or on Facebook with your friends and followers.
3 high quality chess piece sets in vector format, free to download and royalty free.
Any sort of chess related projects.
If you found value in these free assets or you'd like to help out, share them on Twitter or on Facebook with your friends and followers.
20 high quality butterfly silhouettes in vector format, free to download and royalty free.
Animations, custom backgrounds, patterns, 2D butterfly flight simulators.
If you found value in these free assets or you'd like to help out, share them on Twitter or on Facebook with your friends and followers.
Your 2D games don't necessarily have to look flat. While environments and objects can use shadows and perspective to trick the brain into perceiving depth, characters are slightly more complicated to pull off - that is, unless you get 3D characters into your 2D project.
First off, head over to Mixamo, pick a character (or upload your own), pick an animation & download the result.
Then open Blender, clear the stage and import your newly downloaded animation.
Of course there's a lot more to cover but this article should get you through some of the basics with ease.
One of the cool things you could do is go beyond games and use it in your web projects or apps, combine with a few filters & keyframe animations and make some magic happen.
I needed a place that wasn't a portfolio site, wasn't a blog, wasn't a mad scientist's lab but had a little bit of each. Here you'll find a nice balance of game & web development resources, ideas and experiments with a personal touch.
There have been a few iterations across the years.
I hope you enjoy the journey and thanks for coming along!
