2D tilesheet bleeding (pinstriping)

[kepha]

Hey guys - I was following this tutorial here:

Learn Unity Engine and C# by creating a real top down RPG [FULL COURSE][C# Unity Tutorial]

using this texture pack: 16x16 Dungeon Tileset by 0x72 and I am getting the following tiling issue: Imgur: The magic of the Internet

I believe this is tile bleeding? I was wondering if there’s any way of fixing this within unity without needing to edit the tilesheet to add padding between tiles? I am using a newer version of unity than the tutorial author but found it strange that he is not seeing similar results in the video.

Thanks

[Kurt-Dekker]

It sounds like you need to set the FilterMode on the tiles to be Point perhaps?

Select the image sheet and look in the importer.

For cute little tiles/sprites like these, I usually turn OFF compression to (Compression: None) to keep it clean, especially when you’re blowing it up pretty big onscren.

[kepha]

Realised that the above image is tough to see on smaller screens so here’s another image of the issue:

@Kurt-Dekker

It sounds like you need to set the FilterMode on the tiles to be Point perhaps?

Select the image sheet and look in the importer.

For cute little tiles/sprites like these, I usually turn OFF compression to (Compression: None) to keep it clean, especially when you’re blowing it up pretty big onscren.

Appreciate your response - I actually have both of these settings set already for the above result I also have AA turned off in the project settings.

Tile seems to just be bleeding the top 1px of the above tile.