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Alternatively, you can go to your file explorer and to to programs, steapapps and then fild the workshop number that corresponds to the item you're looking for. Then you copy and paste into your project.
But the easiest method is to just get it from your Steam Management from within RPG Maker!
Thank you very much!
You can also use my maps professionally...
have fun
I have noticed a few things to be off with the maps and do think that some work is still needed.
For instance, the hills, do have the same outline for the river as ground tiles which does not look natural.
Then as well, the hills do look a bit unnatural. Not a bad thing of course just worth mentioning.
But what did bug me a lot were the small rivers and the bridges across. See, the thing that bugged me was the shadow below the bridge as it made no sense for such a small part that is not even an elevated bridge. It makes it look like the bridge is higher up and yet it isnt.
Talking about shadows, the lack of them on your buildings also fail to show of the depth that you want to display on them. Best example I can give is the Inn for that matter where it seems like a very strange layout for a house.