@cyberFighter It depends, having doodads as a tileset helps placing them at the right scale (and proper dpi) and on the tiles grid. You can also have multiple assets in a single tileset. Otherwise, doodads can also be quads, especially if they are bigger than 16x16 tiles (a tileset) in-game. Having doodads as quads allows you to place them freely, snap them to the grids, rotate them, flip or mirror them. You will usually have less doodads on a quad than on a tileset. If you have multiple doodads on a quad, you can slice it to crop out the one you want (to do so, activate the grid to snap the slicing points properly, right-click the green dot of your quad, click slice, place 4 points around the asset you want to keep, you are finished).
