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Old 03-03-2002, 06:07 PM
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Ok, I got to go to bed but quickly heres a few tips:

- Spend time on you levels, don't rush them.
- Experiment, don't be afraid to try new stuff with different tiles.
- Go back and throughyly check for tile errors.
- Make it look real, as if you might see it in real life (mainly for
outside levels) like don't have lots of symmetrical trees all lined
up or a straight river.
- Don't just overload your levels, sometimes levels that have too
much stuff in them just look messy.
- Try to use tiles that match up together.
- Try not to use predifined objects (mainly things like houses)
- Sometimes it's even good to plan out your levels, sometimes I
even draw a quick sketch on paper to see how I'm going to plan
the level out.

*Yawns*... Ok, that might get you started, going to bed now, bye.
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