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This is due to the fact that the hardbox is too small.
Press space when looking at it. You'll see a grey rectangle in the house. That is it's hardbox. It is the area where Dink can't walk through.
To change it, there are 3 different methods:
1: Surround it with invisible sprites (Type 2). Be aware that this can easily cause the sprite count to exceed 100.
2: Go into hardness mode (By pressing H). Then select hardness tiles with which you want to surround the house. In the back of the list are some useful shapes.
3: Enter the sprite selection screen, and press E on the house sprite. Here you can deform it's depth-dot and hardbox. Don't do this if you don't know exactly what you're doing.
I use method 2 myself, sometimes also using method 1 for shapes that can't be created using the built-in hardness shapes.
Creating hardness tiles is generally a bad idea. You'll end up editing other tiles' hardness and it can mess up your whole DMod.
Press space when looking at it. You'll see a grey rectangle in the house. That is it's hardbox. It is the area where Dink can't walk through.
To change it, there are 3 different methods:
1: Surround it with invisible sprites (Type 2). Be aware that this can easily cause the sprite count to exceed 100.
2: Go into hardness mode (By pressing H). Then select hardness tiles with which you want to surround the house. In the back of the list are some useful shapes.
3: Enter the sprite selection screen, and press E on the house sprite. Here you can deform it's depth-dot and hardbox. Don't do this if you don't know exactly what you're doing.
I use method 2 myself, sometimes also using method 1 for shapes that can't be created using the built-in hardness shapes.
Creating hardness tiles is generally a bad idea. You'll end up editing other tiles' hardness and it can mess up your whole DMod.
