Modular Test Dummy

   This is a pretty simple asset I made recently. It's a modular character inspired by the art style of games such as Prison Architect, RimWorld, Streets Of Rogue, and the Madness Combat series.

   The assets themselves aren't anything too crazy. It's broken down into parts so that you can freely build and animate them to your liking. It's really intended more for prototyping and as a placeholder asset. The color is all white, but you can easily change this by just changing the sprite's color in the engine or you could alternatively edit one of the SVG files (Comes in PNG and SVG).  There's more info in the Instructions txt file that's included that could help you out. 

   I hope to upload more assets in the future. For now I hope you have some fun with this and it inspires you to maybe try something new. If you do end up using this in your game then feel free to share it in the comments.

Actual Contents Of This Pack:

- Multiple reference images to help you build your Test Dummy as shown in the images on the side.

- A completely broken down character. Hands, feet, head, eyes, etc. are all broken down into individual parts for you to build to your own liking. 

- A Rubber Duck M16A1 Rifle that's  broken down into the actual rifle itself and the magazine (along with a reference image).

 (Note: While the actual graphics are 256 by 256 px, they were originally made and intended to be used in 128 by 128 so I suggest you scale them down by half. However, if you like them at 256 then that's cool too. Completely up to you.)

Licensing:

CC0 1.0

- No credit needed, but appreciated.

- You can use it for commercial and non-commercial purposes alike.

- You're free to adapt the work and share it.

- If you do credit me then just link my Itch/Twitter account or the asset page.

Questions?

- Leave a comment

- DM me on Twitter @DoubtItt

Known Issues:

- I've found that the image quality gets worse as you zoom out. I don't know how to fix this, but if you know then let me know through the comments or through a Twitter DM @DoubtItt. My guess is that it has something to do with the way I export it, but I haven't been able to find any solution as of yet.  Should still be usable though depending on how close or far your camera is.

Out Of Respect:

- All I ask is that you don't take my work then upload it to other sites, and try to claim it as your own work.

- That and I ask that you don't use my work in anything illegal or fucked up. Don't know how you'd use it in either, but if you think that you've found the way. Please Don't.