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[upbeat fossil]

Some are indeed not square which is strange

You can match the sizes of any square tile wit the PPU value (though resolutions won't match)

For 16x16 tile you use PPU of 16 so each takes up one-unit grid cell

[thin hound]

what s PPU sorry for asking

[upbeat fossil]

for 80x80 PPU is 80
for 96x96 PPU is 96
For 80x96 neither 96 nor 80 will work so I don't know what they inteded there

[upbeat fossil]

Pixels Per Unit, quite literally how many pixels should fit into a single unit
Your tile grid should have cell size of one unit to keep things simple and consistent

[thin hound]

i put that on 1 and 1 and use 16*16 in the sprite editor when i can slice it and things

[upbeat fossil]

I don't understand what that means

[thin hound]

and if i put the sprite in tileset this happened

[upbeat fossil]

Which is why you need to use a correct PPU value

[thin hound]

so what should The PPU be

[thin hound]

i mean yes

bit what i do for the third one

[upbeat fossil]

There isn't any one correct answer

Mine might be "get a better tilemap", but it's not the only option

One option is to "logically" extend the tile so it fits into the 96x96 standard

[thin hound]

ok thanks

[upbeat fossil]

For example like this

Water has been added to where it was missing
But I do not know if it was sand that was actually missing
Or worse, both

That's not something I'd want to spend effort thinking about when using tilemaps
Rather use something that works out of the box

Another option is to not modify the tiles, but modify their pivots instead for a similar result, so that a gap appears in the water side where you likely have a blue background for water in the scene

But that is even worse process because it's just as manual modification for each tile but also easy to get wrong
And might not even work depending on how the tile is cropped

Maybe there's some more acceptable workflow for such odd shaped tiles to explain why it's even being distributed like this, but I have never encountered that workflow