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What's configure the window display settings so that
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The player is an appropriate size in
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How many go to Prague
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Projects
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Scroll down to the display
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It says
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Window
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In here we've got our Windows set
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Senso
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Viewport within viewport
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Is what we looking for
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And 40 pixel art game what I like to do is 640
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Bye
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This is the typical 16:9 aspect ratio
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With a low resolution so that our pixel art which I believe is 16 by
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Good
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Animal in a set of stretch marks
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Newport
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Which will keep the low resolution display settings
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Soda
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When you rotate things and scale things they become pixelated
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With the camera side
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Everything will be in the car
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Proportion
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Related to
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The window size
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But it will be ready
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In the full resolution at available to the
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So what you have you pour
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If we click the advanced settings toggle appear
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You can actually change the window width in window
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And I like to set this I'm on a 14
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Repeat display
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So I'm going to send this to 9020 by 1080
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But feel free to use a resolution like 12 or 80 by 70
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What does will do as this will just change
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The default
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Starting size of the window
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Soda
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You can
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Better
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So what's going on clothes that in the month running to make sure
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Perfect so now our little guy is much bigger in the wind
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Still rather small in relation to
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The
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Overall window size
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That is what we want for a survival Style game we want to be a
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Seep
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A reasonable amount of
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Enemies and rap
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Things that
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So we got the player moving around and we've got the window
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Configurator
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Let's go home
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And
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Create
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A tile set
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That we can use
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The
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So what we're going to do is we are going to do
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In the main seem right here right
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Add child node
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And Grandad a tiled
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Perfect
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I'm going to put this
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As the first child by
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Clicking this and dragging it and placing it about
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Supplier just
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Now why do we want to do that because
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The draw order of node 2DS is by
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Fault related to their position in the scene
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So
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Hear my tile metal be drawn first because
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What's the first child
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And then my player will be drawn second
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Which is the second travel to that mean
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The player will be drawn on top
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What creates
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Folder in this rest Rectory here
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Create a
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New folder
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I'm going to call this resources
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Resources and select new
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Resource
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Guidance search for tile set
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Double click to select
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I don't wear just gonna call this tileset try
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Kwik Save
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Now if you open up that resource
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This folder and
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We're now have the
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Tileset
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So let's go back to where we had the
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Kenny app
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Pag
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Download
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And go into the tilemap directory
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And gravity tilemap
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Pack.png
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I'm just go ahead and drag it over into the files
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To import
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Ok now that's been
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Bright over the reason that we chose packed is because the
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Tiles don't have a gap in between them
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Which just makes it little bit easier to work with in guitar
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So we don't want these floating around at the root directory so we are going to create a new folder and when I called
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Assets
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Since we're not going to have a scene explicitly associated with the tiled
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We can group it in the same way that
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What's the player so I'm just going to create a different asset folder
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We might as well just add a new folder under there
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And we're going to call it environment
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So we have an assets environment
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Guiding brand that child
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Pack.png
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Click and drag it over into
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Environment
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There we go
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Selecta reopen that resources directory and open up our tileset
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And Dragon over the tilemap
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Into.the tileset
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I was going to ask us if you want to automatically create tiles in the Attic
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I'm going to say no so that we can go through the manual
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Because this is Anna
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Skelton
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Ok so what I meant
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If your text you
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Region size by the way is not set to 16 by 16 go ahead and
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Do that
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Right now I'm just going to chill out to the floor tiles
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I'm here now the ones that I need to sell
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This one
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This one
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And why is that because you can see that these ones in the middle here
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These are poor
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Of a
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Slightly different design
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Were they have a darker
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Outside
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So we're not going to select those yet
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Where is going to select
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The first one I left right here and then this will pass
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Now we've got to select that
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The tiles that we've designated as being valid for tileset
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And we're going to go in admore
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But this is good
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What I'm going to do is go over
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Hear them to the inspector
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Will get the tile settings
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I'm going to add a terrain set right
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This is going to allow us to use
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The Otto tile
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Tilemap
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And we're going to keep the first option match corners and sides this is basically
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What's the algorithm for how the auto tiling works
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We won't need the other two options and will keep it here for now
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Of course you can look into what these other case
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Is deal and create a new element under the
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Train in riddles going to call this
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Floor
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Should be good enough now we can add many
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Elements for different auto tiling
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But we're going to keep it that way
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I'm going to open up my tiles
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Reiss
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Jan to bring back up the tileset editor you can also
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The tiles button down here to bring it
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I'm going to go to
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Paint
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So what's the paint absolute we can select the paint properties here
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Click this and go to terrains and this means that were going to be painting terrain properties on
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The atlas which is the sea
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Click on train sets
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So we got train set 0 so I can say I want to swap that and then which terrain under train 70 so this
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Nested list over here
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InterRail
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We can have multiple train sets each
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Multiple
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A little bit confusing at first but we're going to go one step at a time
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So train sets 0 the first train set
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Greenock
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And then we can click into each of these
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Again
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To set those
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Pieces
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Bob the train
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So we've used the paint 20 to designate
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Each of those
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As torrents now we have to say
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Bitmap
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In a bit mask is essentially
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How the tile determines
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Should be displayed at that tile position
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According to the order child
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So in our case
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What we looking at here is
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See how you've got
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Square
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That gets highlighted within
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The tyre
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These are the bits that you want to set so if I click
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Into these positions it darkens it slightly
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And that represent the bits that are set for the bid mass
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What I want to do is essentially each of the
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Is squares
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The tile
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That is relative
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To the tile that's been play
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Sorry I place one in the middle
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Because that represents ok this is a solid
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Tile at the style position are replacing
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And then
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These other positions are the relative tile so what does the tile adjacent
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To the North
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Is that a solvent
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If we like that then what this configuration means is that
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We want to use
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This tile
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Background essential
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Only if
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There is an adjacent tile
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To the
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So I might be a little bit confused
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But what we want as we want
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All these tiles to be displayed
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Adjacent tiles and everyday
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So I'm going to
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Fill in all around
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Until this is essentially saying that this tile
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Play Valley
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Call me if it's surrounded by
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Other
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Can we can do the same thing for this once I'm going to paint in this
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So both of these tiles are valid now
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Call me if
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They are surrounded by
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Tiles
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Same for the
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So I've painted those all in
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So now I'm going to
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Select the paint properties drop down again in select probability
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It's all sympathies all have the same bid mass
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The probability determines how likely it is that tiles
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The same bit
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Will be
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Picked
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So what I want to do as I'm going to say my probability for the standard
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What is 20
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I'm going to paint that there so it becomes 29
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I'm going to say the new probability for this one with like little send text
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That's 5
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Animal keep this one
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1-in so what that's going mean is that
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We have a probability total of 26
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So there's a 1-in 26 chance that this one will be chosen
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There's a 5 and 26 chain
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That this one will be too
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What is a 20 and 20
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Cancel this one
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I'm going to go back and open up my main c
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With the tilemap
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I'm going to drag over that tileset into the time
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Set property of a tie
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I'm in a closet I'll send it by clicking this button down here the bottom toolbar
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And so if I select the tilemap Node here now after I've
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Specified a tileset
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I can go to the trains tab here
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Cancel
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The floor
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I can keep the first option select
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And now I can paint
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And as I pay
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You can see that
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Tiles r-us
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Right so we can see that we've got Oliver tiles being randomly select
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Based on those probabilities so we've only got
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Handful of the stone tiles
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Most of the tiles are just the standard sand colour
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And some of them have little bit of
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So I can do is I can
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Select this right
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To all right here in the term
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Click that
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And then I can hold and drag the mouse
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To fill in an area
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That I want to fill
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And we'll come up with a good size
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For our Arena
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Which is where the enemy is going to come
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An attacker
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As I think
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Just make
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As large as you think will
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Appropriate for in Arena
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Heading Run the game
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At works and so yet we've got our little Arena
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Hair is looking pretty good
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So feel free to play around with the probabilities of the
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Tiles
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Will be adding more tiles
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In the future once the game is further along
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What does a good play
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To stop on our environment for now
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And in the next lesson
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We are going to
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Create a camera
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That can follow the
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