[DerVVulfman]

OFF-TOPIC:

Actually wrong. Mac made XP Graphics years ago, with this being his location:
https://web.archive.org/web/200902240848...looseleaf/

Note that this is a Wayback Machine / Internet Archive link. The site is down, though some of the resources are still available in this manner.

Meanwhile, you will be able to find VX tilesets by Mack here n there, and a tileset artist or decent editor would be able to convert for XP.

https://vxresource.wordpress.com/2010/03...s-tileset/

I'd rather not have the topic stray from Scorpi's topic.

EDIT: Oh. Scorpi brought up Mack.

[ScorpioTHK]

This might be getting desperate, but... does anyone know if it's possible to contact Phylomortis at all? This came from his site, so he probably would know where this came from.

[DerVVulfman]

Not likely. RPG Advocate, the owner of Phylomortis.com, was partially responsible for the ill-fated and banned, illegal translation of RPGMaker XP, dubbed the Postality Knights edition. It's been well over a decade since.

[ScorpioTHK]

I finally found the source.

Nedia Cave - Ys V


Now I can move on with my lifeproject. May have some tileset compiling to do first though.

I do want to thank everyone who responded. I may check out some of the other games mentioned.

[Steel Beast 6Beets]

It was a Japan-only SNES game after all.

At any rate, I'm glad you found your answer.

[DerVVulfman]

Good news! Well, mostly. Glad you figured out where the tileset came from. However, you may not be aware that Ys 5 was released by Nihon Falcom and Taito, and about using the graphics.... um....

Regardless of that, now Taito belongs to Square Enix, meaning that VVulfman's point still stands.

On the flip side, Nihon Falcom's President said last year that he wouldn't rule out an eventual western release of Ys V: Lost Kefin, Kingdom of Sand. Granted, it's 22 years old now.

[Steel Beast 6Beets]

Good news!  Well, mostly.  Glad you figured out where the tileset came from.  However, you may not be aware that Ys 5 was released by Nihon Falcom and Taito, and about using the graphics.... um....

Regardless of that, now Taito belongs to Square Enix, meaning that VVulfman's point still stands.

On the flip side, Nihon Falcom's President said last year that he wouldn't rule out an eventual western release of Ys V: Lost Kefin, Kingdom of Sand.  Granted, it's 22 years old now.

Chrono Trigger is 23 years old and that didn't stop Square Enix from launching the game on Steam this year.

Sure, from what I could gather, the port is nothing short of a disaster but at least S-E allowed fans to release patches for the game as they see fit.