Godot Autotile Tutorial - Build your own auto tileset in Godot Engine

In this autotile tutorial for godot engine you will learn and understand how autotiles work and how to create your own tileset in Godot engine. I hope that you can understand what decides which tiles are placed by godot autile algorithm.

You can find more information about godot autotiles in this blog https://michagamedev.wordpress.com/2018/02/24/181/

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