Paid DLC says MZ compatible but...

[Ender570]

I recently bought the "Modern + Study Time" tileset (https://us.degicashop.com/collections/dlcs/products/modern-study-time-mv) and it says that it's compatible with MZ, but I don't think it really is.

I've added the map type and the floor tiles are all messed up.
Is this a problem for this specific tileset or is there a process to optimize the tileset to MZ before installing?

Pretty new, so any help would be appreciated!

 

[Aerosys]

Can you provide screenshots? Tilesets that are for MV, always work in MZ too.

 

[Andar]

I've added the map type and the floor tiles are all messed up.

that usually means that you added the tilesheets into the wrong slots.

a tilesheet for A1 can ONLY be used in the A1 slot, nowhere else.
same goes for A2 to A5

only the B-E tilesheets can be interchanged, and none of them will ever fit into any A#-slot.
and what you describe might be what happens if you place a B-tilesheet into A1 or A2...

 

[Ender570]

^I'll just show the ground tiles, since they're the ones that are messed up


^That shows the preview of what should be included in the "ground" tiles


^When I click "OK", it doesn't make the tiles from the preview available.

^When I try to use even the ones that it did register, the outcome it a mash of them combined.

 

[Ender570]

Nevermind!
I found the cause. For some reason they used the floor tiles in A5 instead of A2
Newbie mistake there


thank you, guys!

 

[Andar]

that sheet does not look as if it is intended for A2 at all.

as I said above there are six different tilesheet formats, and you have to keep them to the correct slots.

that is because the different slots are hardcoded with different functions.

 

[bgillisp]

Andar is correct. You can't put anything in A1 - A4 that does not say it is made for those. A1 - A4 are autotiles, and those have to be a special format to work. Putting anything else there will result in what just happened for you.

A5, and B - E on the other hand are sheets like the one you put in.