Ethan Fox’s bits and pieces

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  1. Welcome to Ethan Fox's bits and pieces for MV(tm)

    These are assets that I'm offering for use for the community that I've made or commissioned in the process of making Nina Aquila: Legal Eagle.

    Terms of use:
    • Assets can be used in personal or commercial projects freely
    • Please credit each asset, and "provided by Ethan Fox" in your credits
    • Where appropriate, please consider linking to the Legal Eagle chapter 1 homepage
    Tiles:
    Tiles
    JAMMA Arcade cabinet (commissioned - originally created by Kauzz)
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    Japanese-style police car (by me - edited from RTP cars)

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    Window-skins:
    Window-skins
    Final Fantasy VII skin

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    Get it HERE

    Original is the top, RPG Maker MV version is at the bottom. It isn't identical but a bit more info about that can be found at the link. Instructions are there also, for beginners. It's just a simple window-skin but if anyone else wants that FFVII look for their windows, this would be a good start.
  2. Nice, do you also plan to make a similar font?
  3. wazzy said:
    Nice, do you also plan to make a similar font?
    Sorry, but I'm not skilled in font creation. I would love one, but I've looked through DaFont and can't find a suitable replacement.

    If anyone else does find one, I would love to use it.
  4. Just updated this with an improved version which is closer to FFVII's in terms of colour scheme.
  5. Updated! Added an arcade machine tile I commissioned from Kauzz. I'm using this in the next chapter of Legal Eagle but I've decided to share it, as I'm really surprised this tile doesn't exist in the SF set already.
  6. Hi all, just added a new police car sprite:



    this is because I was surprised to see that MV doesn't have a Japanese police car, and I needed one for NALE. It's heavily based on the existing black and white RTP cars. Feel free to use it, ideally credit me if you do, but it's free to use in commercial or free projects.