You could actually try all fully top down walls internally (no side visible) and that could work ok, but as you say, easy to snowball into various tiling issues and it's effort that might be better expended elsewhere. I think Minish Cap on GBA actually does use perspective with internal walls and it looks a bit odd. Yeah, there's quite a few caveats scrolling breaks the illusion as does the internal walls/any large features that would have to be treated case-by-case for best result works great on the original but has to be planned around if you want it. Just lacking the creativity I need to base this on Need to design a kind of grand entrance for this coming in from the forest which will fill the top part of the whole screen (like Seyken: Crystal Kingdom does but with a straight 3/4 perspective). Hopefully I get time to revisit this or I'll be forced to learn from it and move on. Or I could simply do the pillars on the corners instead as Pypes suggested, making perspective along walls and doors much easier to fudge. Simple solution would be to simply not design rooms like this but the coder seems to like these outside corners. Here's an example of how my tiles work now with the outside corners added in:

The problem amplified by this game's resolution being higher than Zelda, so we have potential for more conflicts visible at one time. Ugh.the more I think about the perspective the more my head hurts.ĭoing it your way looks heaps better for that static image but it makes so many extra tiles that can only be used in certain places and not in others or there will be some nasty perspective conflicts.Įspecially the way your pillars have 2 sets of perpsective.

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