Tileset problems

[Niqck]

So I was trying something with essentials and decided to add some new tilesets mainly from HGSS and DPP. So I started defining where I the player was allowed to walk and where not but that is where I ran in to some problems.

I defined the trees like this but when I start the game I can still walk right in to the trees.
Can anyone help me with this? (Sorry btw if I posted this in the wrong thread / with the wrong category. I am still new)

 

[Scopulus]

Hello Niqck,

Your link doesn't work for me & I'm unclear what you have "defined".
Have you modified the Tilesets here? (Passage/Passage 4dir)
Tools => Database => Tilesets

Passage
O = walkthrough // X = Blocked
Passage 4dir
Arrows = walkthrough // Dots = blocked

 

[Niqck]

Thanks for the reply and I have changed a few things but I am still able to walk through the WHOLE tree.
Here are the screenshots I tried to show in the first post:
- https://gyazo.com/5f708d40903d16a985d4872180a80052
- https://gyazo.com/74069207f4f8fa3e15f0facfbb5032e8
- https://gyazo.com/921b58e72dd4ca5dd466e5be86aad7e3

 

[Scopulus]

Try deleting the background image (white) - create a backup if necessary.

 

[Niqck]

Try deleting the background image (white) - create a backup if necessary.

And could you tell me how to do that? xD

 

[Scopulus]

The magic wand in a photo editor can be used to remove the background - I personally use paint.net but its a common feature.
(I read in another topic the background can potentially cause issues like what you are experiencing)

Always good to have a backup in case you mess up...
(Open image in Photo Editor - Click Magic Wand - Click Whitespace/Background - Click delete - Click save)
(You can lower the tolerance if it is deleting part of your sprite - shouldn't be an issue in this case)

 

[Niqck]

The magic wand in a photo editor can be used to remove the background - I personally use paint.net but its a common feature.
(I read in another topic the background can potentially cause issues like what you are experiencing)

Always good to have a backup in case you mess up...
(Open image in Photo Editor - Click Magic Wand - Click Whitespace/Background - Click delete - Click save)
(You can lower the tolerance if it is deleting part of your sprite - shouldn't be an issue in this case)

I tried but it didn't help, thanks for trying though!

 

[Scopulus]

No problem =) Sorry it didn't work out. Keep fiddling though - you'll get it!

Took me forever yesterday to fix the error in one of my custom scripts. Sometimes it helps to change perspective - look at what's working - instead of what's broken. Goodluck =)