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HellRayzor

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Congrats! 

I'm planning to start working on a sprite-based RPG and I am considering using Unity.  I was curious as to why you decided to switch from Unity to Godot? 

Also, I thought Godot used JavaScript and not C#?  (I know they are very similar).

Any chance of doing these in 8 directions?

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2.5D is very similar to isometric.  It is a type of oblique projection called "military projection".  

Oblique projection - Wikipedia

In the military projection, the angles of the x and z-axis and y and z -axis are at 45°, meaning that the angle between the x-axis and the y-axis is 90°. That is, the xy-plane is not skewed. It is rotated over 45°, though.  Example below:



The 45° angles are the main difference between 2.5D and standard isometric.  Games like Ultima Online use this type of isometric grid.  PVGames (here on Itch.IO) develops sprite graphics in this style if you'd like to see their stuff for reference.

I'd love to see some of your sprite items re-rendered in this style!

Here's an example of what items look like in this style:

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Hi CreativeKind!  Great work!  Would it be possible to create some spell animation packs and animated items designed for 2.5D isometric?

Awesome, thanks!  :)

Does the pack include sprite sheets and/or image files for the animations?

Are these sprites rendered in all 8 directions?