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Thanks for the response. I found out what my issue was and fixed it. Basically what the issue was, is that when it's imported into Unity, I have to have the exact same folder organization set up as what is on the desktop. Should have been a no brainer I guess but I kept not seeing it for a while. I like to keep things nice and tidy with my files, So for instance, I had my TileD tilesets seperate from where my map was on my folder layers, and then I had the tilesets images also saved in yet another folder that was further organized into subfolders and so forth. The key important factor was I needed to A) Make sure that wherever I save the TileD maps, that any of the tilesets and images need to be on the same level or within folders derived from the folder the map is in.  Then in unity, if folders were used to seperate things, then they need to be made in unity and placed in the same manner so that it can locate it correctly.

The tutorial I used was: 


But basically because I was using folders to organize things for TileD outside of unity, I just had to copy the file hiearchy in unity for it to find it correctly. Lets just say learning this I reorganized how I had everything organized so that I didn't have a long string of folders to get to the tile image I needed. Sorry if this response makes no sense, sometimes I have a hard time explaining what's going on in my head.

Is there any documentation for this at all? I followed a youtube tutorial to the letter but things are not working at all. I imported each of the required files, but even though I imported the .tsx , when I import the tileset image it references the .tsx doesn't read it at all. Keeps saying that the image is missing from the very original location that has nothing to do with unity.