TheTree_mock/assets/kenney

Kenney pixel assets for The Tree

Imported from Kenney's official asset pages on 2026-09-09. Original archive contents are preserved inside each pack directory, including the original License.txt files. No existing project art was replaced.

Packs and licenses

Pack	Version	Source	Intended use
Tiny Town	1.1	https://kenney.nl/assets/tiny-town	Village details, timber walls, doors, vegetation, signs, barrels and tools
Tiny Dungeon	1.0	https://kenney.nl/assets/tiny-dungeon	Small fantasy guests/staff, stone walls, doors, chests, bottles and props

Both official pages and the included licenses identify these packs as Creative Commons Zero (CC0). Attribution is optional; crediting “Kenney — https://kenney.nl/” is appreciated. Preserve the included license documents when redistributing source assets. Official download URLs, archive SHA-256 digests and sizes are recorded in sources.json.

File layout and Godot usage

Each pack contains:

• Tilemap/tilemap_packed.png: 192 × 176 px, 12 columns × 11 rows, 16 × 16 px cells, no gap. Recommended for draw_texture_rect_region or AtlasTexture.
• Tilemap/tilemap.png: same tiles with 1 px spacing between cells (17 px pitch).
• Tiles/tile_0000.png ... Tiles/tile_0131.png: individual 16 × 16 px sprites.
• Tilesheet.txt, License.txt, Preview.png, Sample.png: original metadata and references.

Packed atlas rectangle, with zero-based cell coordinates:

var region := Rect2(column * 16, row * 16, 16, 16)
# Equivalent tile ID: row * 12 + column
# Use CanvasItem.TEXTURE_FILTER_NEAREST and integer scale where practical.

Do not use the 17 px pitch against the packed atlas. Each downloaded archive actually contains 132 individual tile PNGs and a 12 × 11 atlas; the official landing pages list 130 assets. Use the archive dimensions and files as the implementation reference.

Useful checked atlas positions

The following locations were checked against the original preview and packed atlas. Names below describe proposed in-game uses, not official Kenney asset names. All rectangles have width and height 16 px.

Pack	Column, row	Pixel x, y	Tile ID / individual file	Appearance / possible use
Tiny Dungeon	0, 7	0, 112	84 / tile_0084.png	Purple-haired fantasy visitor
Tiny Dungeon	1, 7	16, 112	85 / tile_0085.png	Brown-haired visitor
Tiny Dungeon	2, 7	32, 112	86 / tile_0086.png	Fair-haired visitor
Tiny Dungeon	3, 7	48, 112	87 / tile_0087.png	Grey-haired / headgear visitor
Tiny Dungeon	4, 7	64, 112	88 / tile_0088.png	Brown-haired visitor
Tiny Dungeon	0–4, 8	0–64, 128	96–100	More human / helmeted visitor variants
Tiny Dungeon	0–4, 9	0–64, 144	108–112	Green creature, people and fantasy visitor variants
Tiny Dungeon	3, 5	48, 80	63 / tile_0063.png	Wooden crate / cabinet
Tiny Dungeon	0, 6	0, 96	72 / tile_0072.png	Low wooden furnishing / counter
Tiny Dungeon	1, 6	16, 96	73 / tile_0073.png	Small stool / crate
Tiny Dungeon	2, 6	32, 96	74 / tile_0074.png	Metal pot / basin
Tiny Dungeon	5–8, 7	80–128, 112	89–92	Chest variants for storage
Tiny Dungeon	5–8, 9	80–128, 144	113–116	Coloured bottles for food, mana or medicine props
Tiny Town	0, 0	0, 0	0 / tile_0000.png	Grass ground
Tiny Town	1, 0	16, 0	1 / tile_0001.png	Textured grass
Tiny Town	2, 0	32, 0	2 / tile_0002.png	Flowers
Tiny Town	3, 0 and 3, 1	48, 0 and 48, 16	3, 15	Tall orange tree, two tiles
Tiny Town	4, 0 and 4, 1	64, 0 and 64, 16	4, 16	Tall green tree, two tiles
Tiny Town	0, 6	0, 96	72 / tile_0072.png	Timber wall
Tiny Town	4, 6	64, 96	76 / tile_0076.png	Stone wall
Tiny Town	0, 7	0, 112	84 / tile_0084.png	Framed crate / wall panel
Tiny Town	1, 7	16, 112	85 / tile_0085.png	Timber door
Tiny Town	5, 7	80, 112	89 / tile_0089.png	Stone-framed door
Tiny Town	11, 6	176, 96	83 / tile_0083.png	Wooden sign
Tiny Town	9, 7	144, 112	93 / tile_0093.png	Small coin / gold marker
Tiny Town	10, 7	160, 112	94 / tile_0094.png	Rounded wooden barrel
Tiny Town	10–11, 10	160–176, 160	130–131	Open barrel and water-filled barrel

Animation and art-direction notes

These packs provide static sprites, not authored walk cycles. Use them as base art for small characters with procedural step/bob/flip motion, or author distinct walking and working frames as a separate derivative asset. Adjacent character cells are different people, so cycling through them is not a valid walk animation.

The art is 16 px, front/top-down fantasy art. It works well for the compact cast and decorative props in a side-on cutaway, but full-width reception desks, beds, dining tables, lift machinery and the world's tree silhouette need purpose-built side-view construction. Keep nearest filtering, a consistent pixel density and a restrained matching palette; avoid stretching individual pixel tiles non-uniformly.