Construct 3 Asset Library

Construct Asset Library

The Construct Asset Library is a robust .c3p project bundled with thousands of handpicked assets designed to speed up your game development workflow. Whether you're working on a new project or an existing one, you can open this library alongside your project and copy all the assets you need in one go, making prototyping and development faster and more efficient.

This asset bundle includes everything from animated sprites and icons to pre-built grids, global objects, sounds, fonts, tilemaps, and much more—all organized for easy access and designed to be modular and scalable. The majority of assets come from Kenney (commercially usable) and Icon8 (for non-commercial projects), with additional assets curated for seamless use in game development.

What's Included:

1. Animated Icons (38)
2. Animated Sprites (37)
3. 9-Patch Objects (23)
4. Global Objects (55)
5. Pixel-Perfect Grids (25)
6. Commonly Used Plugins
7. Seamless Background Textures (12)
8. Static Sprites (40)
9. Storage Objects (Arrays and Dictionaries)
10. Tilemaps (22 Sets)
11. Vectors (42)
12. Sounds (100+)
13. Fonts (150+)
14. Custom Loading Icons (50)
15. Files Section (Pre-populated JSON Files & CSS Stylesheets)
16. Sample Layouts & Event Sheets

Detailed Explanation of Contents:

1. Animated Icons (38)

• Handpicked animated icons from Icon8, perfect for game development. These can be used for non-commercial projects. All icons are animated and ready to be copied into your project.

2. Animated Sprites (37)

• A collection of animated sprites, mostly from Kenney assets, all set up with their respective animations and naming conventions. Great for quick prototyping and experimentation.

3. 9-Patch Objects (23)

• A collection of 9-Patch Objects, from Kenney assets, all of them are scalable and are perfect for any UI Elements. 

4. Global Objects (55)

• Essential objects that are reusable across games, including their instance variables, state management, and animation handling. Pre-built to be modular and scalable, these objects are primarily sourced from Icon8 and help speed up development by eliminating repetitive setup.

5. Pixel-Perfect Grids (25)

• A collection of grids including square, hex, isometric, and neon grids. Each grid is pixel-perfect with nested smaller grids and 6 different colors, making them perfect for level design or prototyping. All grids are tiled backgrounds that can be easily scaled. These where all handmade by me.

6. Commonly Used Plugins

• The most commonly used Construct plugins (e.g., mouse, audio, etc.) are pre-organized in categories. These can be copied into your project all at once, saving time instead of adding each plugin individually.

7. Seamless Background Textures (12)

• Includes commonly used textures for game backgrounds such as sand, rock, grass, and water. All 12 textures are seamless and can be used in tiled backgrounds for a smooth visual experience.

8. Static Sprites (40)

• A collection of static sprites organized into various categories. With 40 different sprites to choose from, these assets are perfect for populating your game world quickly.

9. Storage (Arrays and Dictionaries)

• Pre-configured Array and Dictionary objects with their corresponding .json files. These are set up for easy modularity and scalability, designed to speed up workflows for storing and retrieving data.

10. Tilemaps (22 Sets)

• Over 22 tilemap sets included, with hundreds of individual assets for level design. These assets are sourced from Kenney and are free for both commercial and non-commercial use.

11. Vectors (42)

• A collection of buttons and other UI elements in SVG format. These assets are sourced from Kenney.

12. Sounds (100+)

• A huge library of sound effects from Kenney, organized and ready for preview. Users can easily browse and copy sounds directly into their projects, saving time spent on importing.

13. Fonts (150+)

• Over 150 fonts from DaFont curated for game development. These fonts are public domain and can be used in non-commercial projects without attribution.

14. Custom Loading Icons (50)

• A set of 50 custom loading icons generated using AI, found under the Icons & Screenshots section. These can be used to enhance your game's loading screens or transitions.

15. Files Section (Pre-populated JSON & CSS)

• This section includes advanced Array and Dictionary JSON files, prepopulated to provide game-ready data structures for users. Simply copy both the JSON file and its corresponding object into your project to streamline your workflow.
• Also included are over 100 CSS stylesheets for buttons, sliders, and progress bars. These are fully modular with common IDs to ensure seamless integration into your game.

16. Sample Layouts & Event Sheets

• To demonstrate the library's contents, several sample layouts are provided, including a start screen, level screen, and a simple level management system without arrays. Also included is a state machine event sheet for handling state management and an animation event sheet for managing state-based animations.
• A playground layout is included to experiment with different assets, making it easy to test and prototype your ideas quickly.

Conclusion

The Construct Asset Library is a must-have tool for any game developer looking to speed up their workflow. With a vast array of assets, from sprites and sounds to fully configured global objects and tilemaps, this library is designed to be opened alongside your existing project. Simply copy and paste everything you need in one go, making prototyping and development faster and more efficient. Whether you're building from scratch or enhancing an existing game, this bundle will save you hours of setup time.

Most of the assets are sourced from Kenney, which can be used for both commercial and non-commercial purposes, while some from Icon8 are limited to non-commercial use and cannot be redistributed, it is advised to use these as placeholder icons and replace them with the kenney assets. The Icon8 icons can be found under the global objects & animated sprites sections. Please refer to the icon8  terms & conditions if you are unsure. The rest of the assets where all created by me and some where generated using stable diffusion.