can animated water tiles have transparent edges?
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- Original title: can animated water tiles have transparent edges?
- Original author: milk
- Original date: July 31, 2016
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/can-animated-water-tiles-have-transparent-edges.66132/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > Legacy Engine Support > RPG Maker MV Support
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hi, I would like my water autotiles to have a transparent edge so I can easily put them over the grass I've laid down, but when I try to do it it ends up looking like this Spoiler { "lightbox_close": "Close",
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hi, I would like my water autotiles to have a transparent edge so I can easily put them over the grass I've laid down, but when I try to do it it ends up looking like this
is there a way to put animated tiles on a different layer, above the grass? or do I just have to give up and draw in a border? (btw the water tile im using is just a placeholder to test if i could make the edge transparent, im gonna be drawing my own water tiles but i wanted to figure this out before i started working)
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is there a way to put animated tiles on a different layer, above the grass? or do I just have to give up and draw in a border? (btw the water tile im using is just a placeholder to test if i could make the edge transparent, im gonna be drawing my own water tiles but i wanted to figure this out before i started working)
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