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I am not sure if this is truly a new method of tile set making, but I thought it was cool so I thought I would share it with the forums.

So, to make the tile set you open n and let the demo that is being played on the main screen run through and then when the map is being switched hit ~ as the refresh line gets close to the right side and then the mixture of those two map's tile set data will be in the lvl data box. You can get more than just two maps as well if you then hit m then ~ again before the refresh line gets past the second map's part.

I think this could lead to some cool maps being made, but if anyone feels like this would be plagiarism of the 100+ maps then that could lead to some dilemmas.

I've seen this before. Sometimes I do it with around six maps and heavily edit them. I've never submited any of the stuff I've made, though.
Here's one that I just did out of boredom:
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|
EDIT: Now in a map tag.

I think I've read it somewhere in this topic...

I do that all the time, and the only one I've ever submitted, atob hit for plagiarism--too similar to Sibilant S.

yeah. and your n lags after a while...
you have to restart it

It's not always going to work, because the tile overlap can vary so much. It's been suggested before, and really, the concept relies on plenty of luck. Good luck trying, though.

And use the tag instead of [code]. That way I won't have to scroll horizontally to read posts. :)

Thought this before but never did it....Really...