Say I want Juni to walk on the background (like the mountian in a picture of a mountain or similar.)

As the editor scale tilesets and background differently (the tilesets gets smaller than the .png file), I find I have to "counterscale" tilesets (of cutouts from the background) I want to match the background.

So does anyone have a number for how much bigger a cutout tileset need to be to match the background? I think it would take me a while to find out by trying and failing ...

Plus, how do you do it? Do you got a clever solution? (Exept for making a mountain tileset and putting it over a sky background. Doesn't really apply to what I'm wondering about )

(extra question: the world window in the editor seems to be 598x238pxl, and the game window seems to be 599x240pxl, as opposed to the picture file. (600x240pxl) Why is this? Just curious.)

Yes they are, I was thinking along the lines of general tips that people perhaps felt weren't properly covered in this subforum. But I guess that is too unspecific, so here is something i haven't figured out yet:

Regarding tiles, is there any way to place them independently from the "grid" they set themselves in? Say for example I want to put a tile two pixels higher than it places itself, is this possible? Or do I have to make a new tile? (Feel free to elaborate )

Allright, thank you! Now I'm off to find out what all these cutscenes and wintiles are all about

The screen with the blue key in Xorons is horrible!  (edit: but not the worst. The laser one is horrible. The blue key one is more like..  annoying.
Any help on the bonus screen with the buttons anyone?)

Nice levels man. (those I could download anyway)

Gah! This level is very frustrating! Can't see myself completing this.. But it's a cool idea, and well made. I find myself timing my blinking to the flat tunnel screens, hehe

The music seems to me to start just a little too early, doesn't quite sync. (at the start anyway.)

Thanks. That was.. very easy. =)