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[Rydel]

Rally Ho! Final Fantasy Graphics Set
Rally Ho! is a 16x16 graphics set for Dwarf Fortress 47.05 based on graphics from the Final Fantasy series of video games, especially the NES, SNES, GB, and GBA games.
Download (47.05)
Non-TWBT Version (47.05)
Prebundled with Dwarf Fortress, DFHack, and TWBT


This tileset is based off my Rise of the Mushroom Kingdom Graphics Set, and contains some graphics from Phoebus' Graphics Set.

NOTICE: This tileset contains a modified init.ini, d_init.ini, and dfhack.init files.  If you have made any changes to these files, you will need to move those changes over manually.  This graphics set also used modified raws.

The primary version of this tileset is designed for use with Text Will Be Text
A separate, non-TWBT version is also available.

Spoiler: Tileset Preview (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: Stone Icons (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: Screenshots (slightly outdated) (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: Creature Preview (click to show/hide)

A small selection of creature graphics
Row 1: Frog, Barn Owl, Slug, Snail
Row 2: Tortoise, Dog, Horse, Sheep
Row 3: Pig, Mallard. Beaver, Octopus
Row 4: Squirrel, Leech, Cave Floater, Hydra

Changelog:

Spoiler: 47.05 (click to show/hide)

Updated for latest version of Dwarf Fortress, made use of new TWBT features for material-based overrides, animation, and having multiple tiles for a single object

Spoiler: 43.05a (click to show/hide)

Special TWBTNext version.  Adds TWBTNext transparency

Spoiler: 43.05.4 (click to show/hide)

Fixed display issue with playable Elves. Corrected typo preventing Fortress Defense Fire Imps from displaying

Spoiler: 43.05.3 (click to show/hide)

Fixed Ferric Elves crashing Masterwork Dwarf Fortress

Spoiler: 43.05.2 (click to show/hide)

Updated Language files in Non-TWBT version.  Graphics should no longer appear in text as often

Spoiler: 43.05.1 (click to show/hide)

Fixed Ferric Elves crashing Fortress Defense

Spoiler: 43.05 (click to show/hide)

Added creature sprites for Fortress Defense II. Added some creature sprites for Succubus Dungeon

Spoiler: 43.02-43.04 (click to show/hide)

Updated with additional tools and other minor raw changes in the new versions

Spoiler: 42.06 (click to show/hide)

Updated TWBT version. Added overrides for plants

Spoiler: 42.05 (click to show/hide)

Added the new 42.05 lizards.  Non-TWBT only until DFHack and TWBT are updated

Spoiler: 42.04 r2 (click to show/hide)

Changed version numbering scheme. Added overrides for workshops. Corrected some tiles that didn't show up well. Improved contrast of sand floor vs walls. Released TWBT version for 42.04.

Spoiler: Version 1.4 (click to show/hide)

Updated to fit the 42.x raws.  Colors and floor tiles slightly changed for clarity. Added new 42.x tools and creatures.

Spoiler: Version 1.3 (click to show/hide)

Changed graphics for ground, walls, Goblets, Mushrooms, Trees, Cages, Seeds, Wall Grates, Axles, Hatches, Debris, and some others.

Spoiler: Version 1.2 (click to show/hide)

Added Text Will Be Text graphic overrides.
Corrected an incorrect image appearing for stepladders.

Spoiler: Version 1.1 (click to show/hide)

Created new wall graphic, using "Tile Magic" so the wall appears crenelated when engraved.
Replaced Final Fantasy XIV style cloth and thread with sprites from Final Fantasy Tactics Advance A2, for a more consistent feel.
Added a color file to more closely match the palettes from Final Fantasy IV and V.

[Meph]

Not sure if you already know about this, but here is a color scheme for data/init/colors.txt that uses the NES color scheme.

Code: [Select]

These are the display colors in RGB.  The game is actually displaying extended ASCII characters in OpenGL, so you can modify the colors.

NES
[BLACK_R:0]
[BLACK_G:0]
[BLACK_B:0]
[BLUE_R:0]
[BLUE_G:120]
[BLUE_B:248]
[GREEN_R:0]
[GREEN_G:184]
[GREEN_B:0]
[CYAN_R:0]
[CYAN_G:136]
[CYAN_B:136]
[RED_R:248]
[RED_G:56]
[RED_B:0]
[MAGENTA_R:216]
[MAGENTA_G:0]
[MAGENTA_B:204]
[BROWN_R:172]
[BROWN_G:124]
[BROWN_B:0]
[LGRAY_R:188]
[LGRAY_G:188]
[LGRAY_B:188]
[DGRAY_R:124]
[DGRAY_G:124]
[DGRAY_B:124]
[LBLUE_R:60]
[LBLUE_G:188]
[LBLUE_B:255]
[LGREEN_R:184]
[LGREEN_G:248]
[LGREEN_B:24]
[LCYAN_R:88]
[LCYAN_G:248]
[LCYAN_B:152]
[LRED_R:248]
[LRED_G:120]
[LRED_B:88]
[LMAGENTA_R:248]
[LMAGENTA_G:120]
[LMAGENTA_B:248]
[YELLOW_R:248]
[YELLOW_G:184]
[YELLOW_B:0]
[WHITE_R:252]
[WHITE_G:252]
[WHITE_B:252]

[Rydel]

I was aware that it existed, but couldn't find it.  It looks nice at a glance, though I may check the palettes used in Final Fantasy IV and V to create one from that.

[Rydel]

I've updated the download with a colors.txt file based off the palettes from Final Fantasy IV and V, so it should have more of a Super Nintendo feel to it. (Not seen in the screenshots in the original post, yet)

I've created a new wall graphic.  The previous ones were placeholders that I kind of forgot about...
The new ones will look like a wall with raised edges when constructed/smooth, but look like the crenelated castle walls from the games when engraved.


I've also replaced the Thread and Cloth with images from Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, which are closer in style than the old ones, which were adapted from Final Fantasy XIV.

[Rydel]

I have uploaded a new version of the graphics set with Text Will Be Text graphics, so each item can have its own appearance.

I've also fixed an issue where Stepladders were displaying incorrectly.  This was a raw change, so the effect won't be seen on existing worlds.

[Wannabehero]

I'm a little saddened this thread hasn't received more attention yet.

This is a gorgeous tileset Rydel, absolutely wonderful.  I love the old JRPG feel of these classical graphics, and the tiles are nice and crisp and clean.

The new wall design is fantastic, and excellent improvement over the original.

I hope you eventually get to replacing the last vestigial Phoebus sprites with your own, to really lock this tileset down as your own.  If you want help/collaboration, I would be happy to try my hand at it, as my own tile work has slowed to a crawl.

I will be trying these graphics out next chance I get.  Really good work.  Thank you for sharing it.  I will be keeping an eye on it to see what else you do with it!

[Meph]

If I were modding at the moment, I'd ask you if I can integrate it into the Masterwork settings. I'm sure that PeridexisErrant would do the same for his starter pack.

[Rydel]

I do intend to replace the remaining Phoebus sprites.  Once I do, my next plan is to make a Masterwork version.

I'll need to look at the new Masterwork version and see how to get it to work with the launcher, since it uses modified raws.

[Meph]

There is no masterwork version. Masterwork is in some kind of suspended state at the moment, the current mod will not be updated anymore, instead a new one will be written for DF40.x

Did you modify the raws at all? Because if its based on the same raws as for example Ascii or Phoebus, it'S just drag and drop into Masterwork.

[Rydel]

There are some raw changes, mostly for different unmined stone and for the stepladder.  They don't match Phoebus.

By "new masterwork version" I was referring to the 40.x remake you're writing.  I haven't gotten around to trying the alpha, but it sounded like there was still a launcher for it, unless I misread something.

[Meph]

Yes, there is a launcher, and yes, it can already exchange tilesets.

Best to leave it alone, I'll add your set when I start developing the mod further. There is no need for you to be forced to learn how my GUI works. ^^

[Andeerz]

It should be "Lally Ho!"... grumble grumble... young whipper-snappers, the lot of you...

Anyway, this is pretty great.

[Rydel]

I believe you mean "Lali Ho!"
I went will Rally Ho because the DS translation is the most accurate overall, and Rally Ho is the translation it used.  Additionally, Final Fantasy IX used Rally Ho, so it's been the most consistent.

[Max™]

>.>

<.<

I messed up a couple of things due to the rather ad-hoc method I used (gwenview zoom keeps things crisp, ksnapshot pulls the pixels as you see them but didn't preserve transparency so I used gimp to add the alpha back in and remove the background color from the gwenview screen) and I think I entirely forgot to redo the alpha for the graphics tiles actually... but it works pretty darn well at 24x24:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Click for full size

I'll see if I can find a better way to clean up the transition errors unless someone knows of a better way to get gimp to resize without losing crispness... I'm sure I'm a dumbass and there is a better way to do all that.

[Rydel]

That does still look pretty good.

For making a proper 24x24 tileset, I'd probably need the sprites from the PSP versions of 1, 2, and 4, since I think those used 24x24 for out of battle graphics.

(Sorry about the really slow response - apparently, the forums sometimes decide to stop sending notices for no reason.)