Tileset, by Skulg,
requires version 1.23
Here it is. I tested it thousand times. If it doesn’t work yet, please tell me, so I can jump out of the window.
 lavaex.j2l |
Example Level | 1.63 kB |
 Lava.j2t |
Lava Lamp | 15.33 kB |
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Thankfully you don’t have to jump out of any windows. This tileset works fine, and has no problems at all. The theme of the tileset is new, and I love the background even though it is simple. Overall this gets a 6.7, which isn’t bad. Keep making tilesets!
(Sorry about the shortness of this review. I don’t have much time)
This is a very nice set, with an original concept. Who ever heard of a tileset of a lava lamp :) It has nice hot colors, like yellow, red and black, basic blocks, and lava lamps? Anyway, this is worth of downloading :)
- JelZe GoldRabbit
“Lava Lamp” is another very good tileset creation from Bielefeld, Germany. While the Etna is threatening some italian villages with real lava, this tileset is the attempt of simluating a lava lamp in Jazz2.
The set has 150 very colourful tiles (which isn’t really large, as i have to admit), and most of them use shades of red. It mainly consists of (very useful) blocky stuctrues and some additonal stuff like signs, arrows, vines, poles and mountains for the background. The mask seems to be well done, at least i didn’t find any serious bugs in the short time of testing.
Furthermore, Sklug included a very small example single player level. Which isn’t fun to play but shows some of the basic advantages of the tileset (well, it also has some nice layer work).
As you can probably imagine, i like this tileset a lot. And let me add: it’s definitely WORTH THE DOWNLOAD (read the reasons above).
P.S.:
I hope to see some nice levels using “Lava Lamp” in the near future.[This review has been edited by Aiko]
Sorry for the low 6.7, but at least it wasnt as low as the 6.5 i was going to rate it. The tileset basically has only one theme, the lavalamp theme, and a tileset with only one theme gets boring real fast. The tiles are colored in good and all, but its to small. Good and imaginative idea though…….
Although this is a small, small tileset,and definately not skulg’s best, its still worth a download.
Coolness dude!
*Original idea
*Good graphix
*Good mask
*Easy to use
Basicly, this tileset is definitly worth a few kb on your computer.
-Good Work!
OK, Skulg…this is a nice tile, but i think there are too few decoration.objects…add some(but I don’t knoe what!) and I’ll give better rating!
But- to all visitors: You really should DOWNLOAD this tile NOW!
It’s cool!!!
Very simple to use.
Yes I think it’s a good tileset.
Good work Skulg.
I luv this,sort of…
It looks really wacky and I lub wacky!
YOOHOO!
Rating-Lava Lamp
first its another nicely done set by skulg
well some of the tiles were ripped off from psych
let me see now
Usage-7.0
the usage was easy though not much tiles
pretty much tiles ripped off well that makes it
lava lamp pretty much bugs in places masking was ok
Eyecandy-6.0
eyecandy was original in my opinion
those lava things were ripped off though
the background can look nice with a lot of creativity colors hurt my eyes a bit
animation are those lava lamps from psych.
Re-usage-6.0
well its a nice set which can be used many times.
well im giving this a 6.7 well its a good tileset.
DR? N/A
well i guess so its a good set try to improve as you made your awesome death metal.
Hello everyone, remember me!/-)
Well, here we have another nic etileset made by the one, the only, erm.. what was you`r name agin?:) But now sereasly the tileset is a nice idea, and its easy to use. Keep up the good work![This review has been edited by >CelL<]
Colors: 75 %
Animations: 40 %
Layers: 40 %
Mask: 70 %
Bugs: 80 %
Easy to use: 95 %
Size: 50 %
Work: 65 %
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67 %
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+ Version 1.23 >>> + 0.5
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72 % >>> 7.2
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