Goblin Pixel UI & Type

Give your game's menus, inventory, shop and dialogue one consistent pixel look in a single import. Goblin Pixel UI & Type brings three Goblin packs together at one 16-pixels-per-unit scale.

Tallowtype: five pixel fonts (Mote, Wick, Taper and two mono-digit variants) as real TrueType files with Latin, Cyrillic and Greek, ready for TextMeshPro or UI Toolkit. Their BMFont glyph sheets are included too, sliced into one sprite per character.

Goblin's Inventory: 142 icons drawn at 16 px and 46 drawn separately at 32 px, rarity frames at 18 and 34 px, and 47 screen parts: panel, tabs, slots in four states (empty, selected, disabled, locked), buttons in four states, health/mana/stamina/charge bars, a hotbar, a tooltip, digits and a scrollbar. Everything comes in warm, eerie and neutral palettes, as single sprites and as sliced atlases.

Drolleries: ink-and-wash manuscript marginalia. Four frame bodies for dialogue, menu, card and nameplate, a drop-cap initial and ten small comic creatures (a rabbit archer, a snail knight and more) to sit in a frame's corners.

Open Examples/PixelUIScreen first. It is a bag window with tabs, a slot grid with counts and rarity frames, a shop list with item names, a hotbar, bars and a tooltip titled in Tallowtype, built only from these parts. The Drolleries pieces are shown in the Gallery scene.

Nine-slice parts: Unity Sprite borders are not preset and no UI Canvas prefabs are included. START_HERE lists every part's border numbers to enter in the Sprite Editor, and each bordered part also carries ready-cut corner, edge and centre slices.

Layered OpenRaster sources, palettes, the Python drawing code, glyph text sources and the original Godot 4 examples are included as source references.

Not included: Canvas prefabs or preset Sprite borders, TextMeshPro font assets (create them from the TTFs in one step), scripts, animation or sound.

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