Unfortunately that video doesn t talk

[urban crystal]

How does your normalmap look like?
Maybe thats the problem

[deep igloo]

To my knowledge, that should be accurate.

Green being the top, then the "peachy color" being right side and then the darker blue being left side.

[urban crystal]

i have never seen it like this

[deep igloo]

Oh?

[urban crystal]

why is it only 1 block?

[deep igloo]

Because I'm testing some stuff, I haven't made a full tileset

I'm just learning and experimenting with stuff

So for now I started with a simple 1 tile block.

[urban crystal]

phew.. got no plan 😄
https://youtu.be/vOXrrEvYUVg

It looks like he is doing that kind of stuff.

but guess you did that already

[deep igloo]

Maybe I just misunderstand how lighting works exactly, and it could be behaving correct.

The fact that I'm learning, and don't know what I don't know, makes this difficult. XD

Because everything seems like what I'm doing is the correct way.

[urban crystal]

Is your island there made out of several blocks?

[deep igloo]

Yeah, the same block, as a tilemap painted along a grid.

[urban crystal]

Okay. Are you useing the correct light? 😄

Im just guessing. i have no clue

[deep igloo]

Hm

Most the lighting stuff seems to be working, it just doesn't seem to want to light in 360 degrees.

Tis 3am though, so I shall sleep.. maybe after sleep I'll figure out what's going on.

Thanks for the attempt to help though @urban crystal

[visual vigil]

These colors are too extreme and assuming the palette is right, they represent angles that are almost facing away from the camera which isn't right for this geometry

These are the shades I'd try, and also not have the dark green borders as that color also has a particular normal

Here's the kind of normals Blender gives for an isometric cube from this angle

Not all those colors can be found on your palette but definitely one of these two is more correct

[urban crystal]

Smart 🤩

[deep igloo]

I'm still very new to this, so this is good to know and try out, I didn't even think about the border also having a map value