How to Import Pixel Art Tileset and Make Tilemap Levels ~ Unity 2022 Tutorial for Beginners

[@threeeyedcat]

Super helpful tutorial! Thank you for being thorough.

[@Tarodev]

What a great tutorial 👍

[@amirsohrabi_og]

Thanks man helped me a lot

[@martinzutelman1018]

Good tutorial, but i wonder why you didn’t just set the pixels per unit to 16 and did a 1:1 ratio later!!!, please answer me i want to learn.

[@DJnoratos]

Looks good.

[@anormalguy8407]

6:32
or you could have just changes the import settings of the tilemap sprite to 16 so that every grid would by 16 pixels
Instead of changing the tilemap cellsize to some calculated number

[@Korn1holio]

Thanks for the video. The tilemap creation workflow is such a mess... I'm not even sure which one's worse, Godot's or Unity's. Totally non-intuitive and convoluted.

[@lukesmichalski6607]

I have some strange horizontal white lines (every 5-6 cells) when I go to the "GAME" mode... Any thoughts?

[@loks5288]

try 15 pixels

[@ravanin]

This is the older semi-obsolete way of using tile maps, the newer way is using "rule tiles"

[@skaifai7486]

Great tutorial. I have a question though.
What if you wanted to go behind a rock? How would you make your game know when to make the character's sprite render behind or in front of the rock's tiles?

[@oversizedbomberjacket]

sorting layers

[@snowydragon9379]

Add the bottom part of the rock into a collision tilemap and the upper part of the rock into a new NoCollision Tilemap, and don't forget to sort this new tilemap layer to one upper than the player's layer :)

[@kahuz616]

He explained the information I was looking for very easily. Best video ever!

[@adilinsanda9184]

Great Tutorial! Thank You.🙂

[@chronicdevelopment1668]

Hey, I can't create a new palette. Any suggestions.

[@LivingImage]

Great

[@ninedux]

Awesome, thank you!

[@PK-se2jh]

thankyou :)

[@greedy_mf]

phenomenal tutorial