OpenGameArt.org can build a single credits file for all of the art in this collection automatically. Please keep in mind that, although we did our best, this file is not guaranteed to be correct, and properly attribution of the work you provide with your project is your obligation. Load this file into a text editor, double-check that everything looks fine (and that any specific attribution requirements are followed), and then delete the note at the top of the file, since the notice is meant to make you appear quite foolish if you don't check over the file and remove it. I realize that if I don't read the preceding line and wish to download the credits file, I'll appear pretty silly.
From left to right: the initial circle, starting the procedure, finishing the process, cleaning up
You may also use this grid projection approach to assist design rotated shapes that are not aligned with the angle of the iso grid. Check that the shape's corners intersect at the right positions on the grid, and then connect the points.
If you wish to support several aspect ratios, you'll almost have to invert the Godot project settings. You must change the resolution of your game to the multiplied amount. Scale the resolution you want to use as the project resolution. So, taking our sample resolution of 384 x 216 and multiplying it by 4, we get 1536 x 864. The default settings for test width and test height should be used. Continue to employ the "Viewport" stretch mode. For a side-scrolling game, however, set the stretch aspect to "keep height." "keep width" should be used in a vertical-scrolling game.
