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For Chip's Challenge 1 tiles, the most notable improvements are the ability to place an item on top of any kind of terrain and the ability to place thin walls, in any combination, atop anything else at all. The other new layer is dedicated to new CC2 tile: the no sign. Canopies are the same tile internally as thin walls, so, as a consequence, they can be placed on any cell, optionally in combination with thin walls. | For Chip's Challenge 1 tiles, the most notable improvements are the ability to place an item on top of any kind of terrain and the ability to place thin walls, in any combination, atop anything else at all. The other new layer is dedicated to new CC2 tile: the no sign. Canopies are the same tile internally as thin walls, so, as a consequence, they can be placed on any cell, optionally in combination with thin walls. | ||
Weirdly, the C2M format allows for multiple tiles of the same layer to be placed on the same cell, which results in all but the last tile of that layer to be [[Despawning and Respawning Glitch| | Weirdly, the C2M format allows for multiple tiles of the same layer to be placed on the same cell, which results in all but the last tile of that layer to be [[Despawning and Respawning Glitch|despawned]]. | ||
== [[Chip's Challenge 1]] tiles == | == [[Chip's Challenge 1]] tiles == | ||