Made with Seedream 5.0 Pro · 6 Oct 2026

Dirt path autotile 32x32 (4x4 sheet, attempt 2)

Generated from: A PIXEL ART seamless ground autotile sheet: exactly 4 columns by 4 rows of sixteen equal square tiles that touch each other with no gaps, no margins, no border, no grid lines and no numbers - the whole canvas is filled edge to edge with pixel art, every pixel opaque. Top-down 3/4 slightly overhead dark-fantasy tactical RPG ground seen from above. Hard-edged pixel art, no anti-aliasing, no blur, no gradients, no painterly rendering. Light from the TOP-LEFT. Muted desaturated palette: warm dark-brown trodden dirt with tiny cold-grey pebbles and thin dark root lines, and mossy dark-green grass with a few olive and dry-grass tones. Each tile is a dirt tile, and on some of its four sides a ragged fringe of grass, roots and scattered pebbles creeps over the dirt. A side that the fringe covers is a side where grass surrounds the dirt; a side without fringe is a side where more dirt continues off the tile. Row 1 left to right: (1,1) fringe on ALL FOUR sides - a small isolated dirt blob with ragged grass creeping in from every side; (1,2) fringe on LEFT, BOTTOM and RIGHT sides only, top edge is solid dirt going off-tile; (1,3) fringe on BOTTOM and RIGHT sides only; (1,4) fringe on BOTTOM side only, with a ragged lower edge. Row 2 left to right: (2,1) fringe on LEFT and RIGHT sides only, forming a vertical dirt path with grass on both sides; (2,2) fringe on LEFT, TOP and BOTTOM only; (2,3) fringe on RIGHT and BOTTOM sides only; (2,4) fringe on RIGHT side only. Row 3 left to right: (3,1) fringe on TOP and BOTTOM sides only, forming a horizontal dirt path with grass above and below; (3,2) fringe on LEFT and TOP only; (3,3) fringe on TOP side only; (3,4) fringe on LEFT and BOTTOM only. Row 4 left to right: (4,1) fringe on LEFT side only; (4,2) fringe on BOTTOM side only; (4,3) fringe on TOP, RIGHT and BOTTOM only, with ragged grass creeping along the right edge; (4,4) fully solid dirt with NO grass fringe at all, just dirt, pebbles and faint root lines. The grass fringe must look hand-placed and organic - irregular overhanging grass blades, tiny exposed roots, scattered pebbles and worn dirt - never a straight line and never a rounded-rectangle border. Tiles that sit next to each other must line up so that a continuous strip of dirt shows no visible seam or repeated block.