(due to amount of spriting/planning\&creativity)
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Here is where the asset bundles start coming into play.
Now we want to copy a base game tileset and resprite that, of course, we don't \*have\* to, but if you want to make your own just look at how expand did it once: 
> light green is floor \
> dark green is the tiles that go between walls and floor tiles \
> orange is the bottom half of the wall \
> dark orange is the top half of the wall (the darker oranges is a different set of walls) \
> dark blue is the bit over the walls \
> light blue is the pit the slightly darker light blue goes outside the rooms so it isnt completely dark \
> the turquoise is used between the floor tiles and a pit \
> hot pink is the floor tiles that go around pits and the crosses show which walls go together \
> the pink in the dark green squares shows where the wall would be
### Example tileset for Gungeon Proper
> the white tiles are unused tiles. once you've got your tileset (or you can just use one of these as a placeholder) you need to place it into your assetbundle. we are going to go back into the ModPrefabs file and add this\ `public static Texture2D ENV_Tileset_FloorName;` and in the InitCustomPrefabs add:\ `ENV_Tileset_FloorName = ModAssets.LoadAsset("ENV_Tileset_FloorName");`
Now we can access the tileset from anywhere \ Now we need to make a new script called CustomValidTilesets.\ delete the class. paste in: ```csharp public enum CustomValidTilesets { GUNGEON = 1, CASTLEGEON = 2, SEWERGEON = 4, CATHEDRALGEON = 8, MINEGEON = 16, CATACOMBGEON = 32, FORGEGEON = 64, HELLGEON = 128, SPACEGEON = 256, PHOBOSGEON = 512, WESTGEON = 1024, OFFICEGEON = 2048, BELLYGEON = 4096, JUNGLEGEON = 8192, FINALGEON = 16384, RATGEON = 32768, FLOORNAMEGEON = 69696969 //DO NOT USE THIS NUMBER TO AVOID CONFLICTS } ```