VectoRaith's Modern Buildings Tileset Pack Update v1.005

Update v1.005 for VectoRaith's Modern Buildings Tileset Pack is now available!

A major update to catch up with the entirety of VectoRaith design style changes. It includes these following:

• Redraw of original set (Building 1 set) to adjust with new style
• Style adjustment for better modularity based on standalone Modular Buildings Tileset Pack
• • This allow this series to take advantage for partial modularity design
  • Modularity allow better customization in the future
  • Partial modularity allows more natural collision feel when used in-game compared to full modularity
  • Partial modularity also gives easier customization compared to full modularity 
• Please keep in mind that although I designed the new sets to be partially modular and swap-friendly, modular use of the tilesets may reduce or even nullify swappability between corresponding set. Swappability is always 100% if you use the building design as is.
• Added 4 (four) new buildings that respect the old styles (Flat White, Red Roof, Factory Gray, and Flat Fancy)
• Added 3x3 version (47-tile format) for the previously only-RPG-Maker-supported autotiles!
  
• Major change: Filename nomenclature changes that may affect file-swapping across many engines. Please read the details below.
• The tilesize is now written as suffix instead of written in the middle of the name.
• The default tilesize is 16x16, so the 16x16 size now have no suffix while the 32x32 and 48x48 still have one. 
• This nomenclature change has major implication since now you can't just override the old assets with the newly updated assets. Existing tileset users may want to re-add/import the newly updated assets into their project or just rename the newly updated assets into the old nomenclature before overriding them.
• This nomenclature changes also applies to other VectoRaith Tileset Pack series with similar old naming convention.

You stil can find and use the old tileset that is placed and renamed in the same folder

Dev Notes: