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* [https://www.graeber.com/russian.html Russian Midi Page!]
* [https://www.graeber.com/russian.html Russian Midi Page!]
* [http://www.johntorpmusic.dk/Midi.htm John Torp's Music - Original Midi]
* [http://www.johntorpmusic.dk/Midi.htm John Torp's Music - Original Midi]
* [https://github.com/EasyRPG/RTP/tree/master/Music Music] directory in the [[EasyRPG]] {{jargon|RTP|RTP}} is all MIDI. To download single directories from Git repos see: [[Guide:Git#Tools]]


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* [https://github.com/KristofferKarlAxelEkstrand/AKWF-FREE Adventure Kid Waveforms] - Small (as in one cycle) samples formatted for various instruments.
* [https://github.com/KristofferKarlAxelEkstrand/AKWF-FREE Adventure Kid Waveforms] - Small (as in one cycle) samples formatted for various instruments.
* [https://heckscaper.com/stuff/index.html Free Samples] and [https://heckscaper.com/resources/ Sample Packs] from Emma.
* [https://heckscaper.com/stuff/index.html Free Samples] and [https://heckscaper.com/resources/ Sample Packs] from Emma.
* [https://seaweedfactory.blogspot.com/p/sample-packs.html Free Sample Packs] page on Seaweed Factory.


==Palettes==
==Palettes==

Revision as of 08:23, 17 March 2023

Free resources to help you put games together. Often they're called assets, it means the different images, music files, sound effects and other materials that goes into games.

Sometimes these pages disappear, some times the free selection's really limited. If stuff's not actually useful feel free to delete.

NB: The See Also section at the bottom has lots of links to places that don't fit neatly into other categories, for example sites with multiple different kinds of assets.

3-D Models

Fonts

General Audio

General Images

Music

MIDI

MOD

Samples

Bits of sounds for music-making.

Palettes

RPG Maker Related

Shaders

HLSL

High-Level Shading Language, used in Unity.

GLSL

OpenGL Shading Language, used in Godot (kinda). Godot 2 had a visual shader editor, and I believe this is in development for Godot 3.1 :)

Converters

Tools for converting shaders between languages

See Also

Sound Effects

Sprites

Textures / Tiles

See Also