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Hello! I have some more new graphics that I'm happy to share with you today.

(Preview image also uses tiles from previous releases)

This sheet includes tiles that can be used to put together some different crafting workstations. The set also includes the base (empty) workbench tiles, so you can modify them further for your own unique use. There are variations with and without the backboard.

There's two basic types of workbench included in the set: 1-tile-wide and 3-tiles-wide. The smaller ones are pretty cramped, not as easy to read at a glance-- but I included them because the more compact size might be useful for base-building mechanics (of course I'm thinking about Minecraft...)

As with all my tile add-ons, these are arranged in a simple regular grid so they can easily be added to any existing tileset.

Downloads:

Crafting Workbench Tiles - 16x16 - 100%

Crafting Workbench Tiles - 32x32 - RMVX

Crafting Workbench Tiles - 48x48 - RMMV/MZ

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I have some ideas for more specialized workstations, too: alchemy, cartography, potion-brewing, etc... Might be fun to continue with these in the future, let me know if this kind of thing will be useful!

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Have a great weekend, see you soon. Thanks!

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Momo

They look amazing!! :D Thank you!

Jump Game Studio

Specialized workstations would be great as well. We'll take them all!

Ric

These are great, I was looking for something like this, highly appreciated!

Dante

😍 Very nice ! That's very cool! For those who are interested, here are 2 plugins that make this asset even more interesting for RMMV / Z: - Yanfly's Item synthesis (Crafting plugin) - PKD's Map Inventory (Plugin adding WoW-like stock chest / Inventory / Bank chest)

Dario

This is something i never know i always needed, thank you

Mana Cloud

These are fantastic! Thanks a ton for the base, can't wait to play with these!

Iguana Guy

Nice! I was attempting to make a crafting area using existing sets and this will be so much better!

Adam

How did you get the feet on the bottom of the workbench if they are cut off in the sprite sheets?

Adam

Like the table in the picture has legs so it can stand off the ground, but in the sprite sheet, the workbench table doesn't have legs so if you put it on the ground, it just would look like a wooden board on the ground with a bunch of workbench stuff on top. So how do I put feet under the workbench? It isn't in the sprite sheet. Would I have to put the plain table down first and then the workbench part on top of that in photoshop?

finalbossblues

The tileset has leg tiles. They're arranged in a regular grid so as long as you keep the alignment the same, if you're drawing with the tiles you should be able to use the legs without any problems.