Tree Problem

[SilverBlade]

Look on the attached picture.

You can see that the head of the character is through the tree. How do I fix that?

I already tried to make the tile above a star, but then I have the same effect as on the picture below, one tile higher :/.
If I did all the leaves as stars, I won't have the problem but then you can walk though trees and that's not my intention too.

I could make the tile a X...but then I can't walk underneath it...Not so good too!

Anyone has ideas?

[Dominicy]

make a blockade of center layer (same as hero) events so that you can't reach it.  or edit the chipset, have a blank space, and make it X, and put it around the tree.  the first one in my opinion though is way easier.

[Daetyrnis]

Lucus, you're not catching the problem.  The problem is that the hero can walk through * tiles showing the tile above the charset.  Unfortunately, the head of the hero (anything above or outside the 16x16 bottom-middle of the 24x32 sprite frame) is not below the tile as it isn't within the tile's size (again, 16x16).

The solution was pointed out by Dominincy: Make all the tree leaf tiles a * and create a line or shape of Events that are set to Same Level as Hero to stop them from going where you don't want them to.

[Daetyrnis]

Besides, doesn't that whole obscure thing only make it translucent, and not get rid of it altogether?

[SilverBlade]

Originally posted by Daetyrnis

The solution was pointed out by Dominincy: Make all the tree leaf tiles a * and create a line or shape of Events that are set to Same Level as Hero to stop them from going where you don't want them to.[/B]

I thought of that too, but that would take way to much events and time. Is there no other way?

[elementalhero76]

Change the terrain! That is only for monster encounters! Ok it should work now! Your problem is that it is bottom layer send me the chip so I can make the trees upper. Then you will go under it head obscured.

[SilverBlade]

I don't really understand what you mean...Could you explain it more?

If you mean that the trees are the first layer, then your wrong. They're the second layer.