Slight monotile modification & raw sprites folder (#19613)

* slight steel tile fixes & raw sprites folder * fuc
2023-08-30 20:02:35 -05:00 · 2023-08-30 20:02:35 -05:00 · 1b26a7f602
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--- a/Sprites/Humanoid/human.png
+++ b/Sprites/Humanoid/human.png
--- a/Resources/Textures/Raw
+++ b/Resources/Textures/Raw
--- a/Resources/Textures/Tiles/SteelTileSpritingGuide.txt
+++ b/Resources/Textures/Tiles/SteelTileSpritingGuide.txt
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 [ NOTE: This is not a guide for making tiles "look good" or a general spriting guide for all floor tiles, this is just for anything based off of steel tiles!]

 You might be looking at these tiles and going: "What the fuck? How on earth did they get anything salvagable out of the supernorn tiles!"
-Well, believe it or not - they've actually been resprited! Gone are the days of 80+ color potentially-jpeged-but-that's-just-a-theory-but-they-are-definitely-nearly-uneditable tiles. They now use a color palette around the size of 9, give or take a few colors from color errors.
+Well, believe it or not - they've actually been resprited! Gone are the days of 80+ color potentially-jpeged-but-that's-just-a-theory-but-they-are-definitely-nearly-uneditable tiles. They now use a color palette around the size of 10, give or take a few colors from color errors.

 The process to make something like them is now dead-simple, and should be doable by even non-spriters if need be.
 1. Lay out the base of the tile you're trying to make (look at tile-reference-sheet.png)
--- a/Resources/Textures/Tiles/dark_mono.png
+++ b/Resources/Textures/Tiles/dark_mono.png
--- a/Resources/Textures/Tiles/steel_mono.png
+++ b/Resources/Textures/Tiles/steel_mono.png
--- a/Resources/Textures/Tiles/tile-reference-sheet.png
+++ b/Resources/Textures/Tiles/tile-reference-sheet.png
--- a/Resources/Textures/Tiles/white_mono.png
+++ b/Resources/Textures/Tiles/white_mono.png