Note to community: I have created various objects with a sense of 3d that you may freely use in your own games. Credit would be appreciated, thank you.
I wasn't sure where to put this exactly, I do not frequent here. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Map Set 1
Various objects you can use to make a cool 3d town:
(resize as needed)

1st set: Town 1


Houses



Town walls



Floors and terrain



Common town objects







Sample







Extra set 1:
Common Objects



Trees







Map Set 2
Various objects you can use to make a cool 3d cave:
(resize as needed)


1st set: Cave 1


Cave walls foundation layer



Cave walls supporting layer



Cave floor terrain



Cave interior decor



Cave animated torch set





Sample







Extra set 2: Animated grass









Map Set 3
Various objects you can use to make a cool 3d interior:
(resize as needed)


1st set: Interior 1


Interior templates



Decor Set 1



Decor Set 2



Decor Bedding







Extra set 3: Paintings







Sample







Map Set 4
Various objects you can use to make a cool 3d Forest:
(resize as needed)


1st set: Forest 1


Forest terrain 1



Forest terrain 2



Forest terrain 3



Forest Upper Level (cliffs)



Forest Middle Level (Hills)



Forest Decor set 1



Forest Decor set 2



Forest Bridge



Trees Set 2 (Set 1 is above in Extras)







Sample





Map Set 5
Various objects you can use to make a cool 3d Dungeon:
(resize as needed)


1st set: Dungeon 1


Dungeon Terrain



Dungeon Walls top level



Dungeon Mid level elevation 1



Dungeon Mid level elevation 2



Dungeon Decor 1





Sample

Wow dude, this is really awesome. Some of your links are messed up because you have extra "'s in them, but it's an easy fix.

Seriously though, this is really great work.

I wish I knew a program that used this type of graphic because this is a sweet contribution. Good job man!

Network RPG Maker 2000 can use these graphics.
It can actually use ANY graphic from.
Most unlimited in the Maker series by way of Mapping.

Anyway, these are awesome, and I plan on showcasing them through a small project.