Wish Granted, you become a mathematician and neurophysicist. Your most amazing accomplishment is a brain implant that allows one to imagine a spacial fourth dimension much more easily. To test it you get it put in your own brain. In 80% of those who get this first version of the implant, including you, bright lights start to cause seizures after around 3 months. Most become nocturnal.

I wish to wake up in a new world to explore, with the ability to teleport between the new place and Earth.

Could I be a beta tester? If so, do you only want feedback on glitches, or would you like to know how I feel about the level in general too?

I like the first screenshot the most. (The blue one)

I thought you were telling me you wanted me to make an edited version. I guess I won't since you seem to like it.
 
When you were talking about what they were made for, I was intending for stuff to possibly be used for what it wasn't made for, which you kinda did in the example screenshot.

I think the diagonal parts would fit well if they were made simply to hang off the sides of the 'bridge' platforms.

I don't understand what that means? Can you explain in more detail?

I made extra side and corner versions of what you added. The two bottom tiles I added have a dark outline on the bottom. Did you intend for only the top tiles to have an outline? I think it would look best if all of them (except the center one) had a somewhat darker outline that isn't completely black, like the area of your top tiles right below the black pixels. Tell me if you want me to get rid of the outline on the tiles I added.

This looks like a crystal themed tileset to me.

Possible styles I can see this tileset using well:

• A blocky theme where almost everything is made up of blocks or parts of them, like how minecraft has slabs (half blocks) and stairs.
  
• Simply a crystal-style tileset that has an unexpected theme because it's made by many people.
  

Other ideas:

• A bridge and custom coloured water? A custom object could be added onto the water that copies the animation exactly except for the colour?
  
• Versions of tiles that have a bit of dirt, so small plants can be put on top.
  

I made my small additions in MS Paint, so magneta is used to create transparancy. Tell me if I need to switch to another program because my edits might erase transparancy.
EDIT: I'm dowloading GIMP and remaking my edits there. I'm not exactly sure what you mean by removing tilesets LPChip, but I'm deleting my MS Paint version(s) from this post

EDIT 2: I can't get transparency to work in GIMP. Can someone help?
EDIT 3: If someone wants to make an addition the orginal (Fubaka's version) go ahead.

I'ld like to know what people think about this.

In video games I play I sometimes see things that don't completely make sense but create better gameplay.

Example: In Knytt there might be so much air space underground that the caves would realistically have collapsed.

How can someone have realistic level design without it being boring? Is it necessary to have things that don't make sense to make a good level? Am I just paying more attention to these details than most people do?

EDIT: Fixed spelling mistake.

Wish Granted! But your coffee is stolen by CWolvie with her sword.

I wish for some music.