What Classic 48×48 means
Classic 48×48 refers to compatible 48×48 tilesheet layout workflows.
Dreamcatcher keeps the output Godot-native.
Asset import
🧱 Classic 48×48 Import
Prepare user-owned compatible Classic 48×48 tilesheets for Godot-native TileSet workflows.
Guide includedBeginner-friendlyUser guide
Import guide
Written guide available now · visuals coming soonThis topic is best as a careful written guide with asset-use checklist.
What this page gives you
A compatible tilesheet becomes a reviewed Godot-native TileSet workflow.
Best forUsers importing their own licensed or self-made tilesheets.
IncludedGuide included
Next resultA compatible tilesheet becomes a reviewed Godot-native TileSet workflow.
Workflow
Recommended learning flow
Follow this sequence before exploring the rest of Dreamcatcher. It keeps the learning path small and safe.
Prepare asset→Confirm license→Choose layout profile→Import→Review TileSet→Check hints→Save output
Step-by-step
Guide content
Asset ownership
Use assets you created, own, or are licensed to use.
Understand commercial use and redistribution rules before importing.
Import
Place the tilesheet inside your project.
Choose the compatible layout/profile.
Import and review the generated TileSet output.
Review hints
Check terrain, collision, and navigation hints if available.
Resolve validation warnings before using the tileset in production scenes.
Visuals coming soon
Written guide available now
The written guide is available now. Optional videos and screenshots are coming soon.
01Tilesheet fileVisuals coming soon
02Importer panelVisuals coming soon
03Layout selectionVisuals coming soon
04PreviewVisuals coming soon
05TileSet outputVisuals coming soon
06Terrain/collision hintsVisuals coming soon
07Validation warningVisuals coming soon
Checklist
Completion checklist
- ✓I created this asset myself, or I have a license.
- ✓Commercial use is allowed if my game is commercial.
- ✓Redistribution rules are understood.
- ✓I am not importing assets I do not have rights to use.
- ✓The sheet is prepared for a compatible 48×48 workflow.
Avoid
Common mistakes
- Assuming Dreamcatcher grants rights to third-party art.
- Skipping license checks.
- Using wrong sheet dimensions/layout.
- Ignoring collision/navigation warnings.
Quick summary
In short
This guide shows how to prepare user-owned Classic 48×48-compatible tilesheets for Godot-native TileSet workflows. Use only assets you created, own, or are licensed to use.
