Tilemap with different sized tiles

flame-cube

I think what I'm doing could just be coded myself, though it would be a lot of effort.
I am making a tilemap of sorts that has tiles of different sizes.
The game will be on a grid of 32x32 pixel squares.
For example, a wall facing the player would be 13 pixels high (so not fully covering the 32-pixel square), but a perpendicular wall would be taller than the 32-pixel square, being 45 pixels high (32+13 so that it can connect with a wall placed on a square above). I only really need a tile for a wall that is completely disconnected, perpendicular (left and right), fully connected on both sides, and connected on either left or right.
My explanation here is a little convoluted, so here is the art I've done so far.

The problem with using a tilemap is that the perpendicular walls are taller than the grid I would be using, as they would need to partially overlap with a square above.
On the far right is an example of how 4 walls placed in a square would look.
Is there any way to tile this on a godot tilemap or should I just make a solution myself?

SnapCracklins

flame-cube I don't see why you can't. Tilemap should do this just fine. You can assign different size collision maps to different size sprites, not hard at all. Consult the docs for more. Just remember to know what your max tile size is, as ultimately any tile art has to be, well, within a tile. However, Godot also allows custom polygon drawing here so you should be able to do whatever you need. Just figure out a max square size, make sure all your tiles can fit in that size, and bam, you're done.

Alternative: You could also just build your larger objects out of individual tiles and build bigger physics parts piece by piece. Not glamorous I know, but effective and a bit simpler.

Either way, yes. You can totally do this.