No way to add more tile boxes because that's calculated based on the rest of the settings, but yes way to reduce that Tile Offset Y that's causing it to cut off the top portion... :V
if your tile set is 10x10 and tiles are 48x48, your base tile sprite should be 480x480
your base tileset sprite is 337x175 each tile is 48x57, and a 2 border, this is not good and good luck if your going to use viewports
337/48 gives you 7.02083333 tiles and 175/57 gives you 3.0701754 tiles
i think you should plan your base sprite divided evenly by the tile size you want and dont use borders or offsets
maybe go 360x180 for the sprite which can be divided evenly 10x5 36 length 36 height
the top left corner tile has to be blank if you have ever used tilesets
hope that helps
I'm assuming your "uneven ground" looks something like this (but better lol):I had to do it the way I did because my ground tile isn't a straight line. So if I didn't adjust the fence to go behind it slightly there would've been gaps visible.
While that 100% works for future applications and I'll have to go that route moving forward I'm using a tileset I already designed while working in GMS1.4 in this level so to avoid completely redoing it I had to make it workI'm assuming your "uneven ground" looks something like this (but better lol):
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If so, it sounds like you're doing it in a really roundabout and inefficient way. You absolutely don't need to mess with weird tile sizes at all. All can be done with the regular size of your tiles.
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- Make the ground tiles square
- Add a new tile for extra grass that is able to be placed on top of the ground tiles
- Add a new tile layer for the fence, behind the one where the extra grass is placed
- Fence tiles line up with the grid perfectly
- Bob's your uncle
The tile set.
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