I want to add some tiles to an existing tileset in RPG Maker XP. I used Paint Shop Pro 7 (I know it's a bit outdated).
The tileset I used was the Hyrule Castle Town tileset from the Zelda SDK. What I added was some recolored FSA Hyrule Castle tiles. However, when viewed in the editor, they still appear as white space. How can I get these tiles to display so I can place them, as well as define their passage properties?
Full Version: RPG Maker XP Help - Properly adding tiles to a tileset
Moving this into the RPG Maker XP section since this is for help and not a tutorial or example.
I have a tutorial on Tileset merging, also after you've got the completed tileset don't forget to import it via the materials button:
After that you should be able to select it from a drop down list on the Tilesets tab within the Database and set the various passages from there.
I have a tutorial on Tileset merging, also after you've got the completed tileset don't forget to import it via the materials button:
After that you should be able to select it from a drop down list on the Tilesets tab within the Database and set the various passages from there.
QUOTE (Holder @ Oct 27 2011, 01:09 AM) 
Moving this into the RPG Maker XP section since this is for help and not a tutorial or example.
I have a tutorial on Tileset merging, also after you've got the completed tileset don't forget to import it via the materials button:
After that you should be able to select it from a drop down list on the Tilesets tab within the Database and set the various passages from there.
I have a tutorial on Tileset merging, also after you've got the completed tileset don't forget to import it via the materials button:
After that you should be able to select it from a drop down list on the Tilesets tab within the Database and set the various passages from there.
Thanks Holder
I just have one more question though...how do I make an aplha channel for tiles?
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