I wouldn't be able to do character or monster models very well. Wish I could, though. How big do the tilesets need to be?As long as the images are in the proper format and are as big (dimensional-wise) as any sprite/battler sheet I don't see why not! Like whitesphere said, the HF packs do this. Just... be sure everything matches well enough!
I don't know the exact dimensions... I'm sorry.
That's actually similar to what I was thinking. I remember playing that on my SNES when it came out. Amazing what they could do back then...
I'm not really familiar with Parallax models, so the only way I can think of doing this is tilesets. Otherwise, I would build entire buildings in 3d. It's what I went to college to learn.This is more or less what I'm doing with my own game (link's in my sig'), though I don't build tilesets but instead use full assets such as houses, barriers, towers, walls, trees, etc. that I render in their own finished picture used as a parallax. But I think it is possible to use them as separate elements onto a manually edited parallax: this would be more convenient for the vast majority of people here, indeed...
If this can help you, free prebuild models are available in places such as 3dxtras.com, Archive3d.net or The3dstudio.com: I use these regularly to avoid losing too much time modeling mundane stuff and/or to get separate assets that I combine in order to get more complex pieces – materials and lighting still have to be done but it's a time saver.
Good luck with your project: eager to see the result of your work
