Making Edges of Hand Drawn Tileset Match Up I'm making a tile based platformer. A friend at college is doing all my art, and so far it's beautifully hand drawn. The problem is, I can't seem to make the edges of the tilesets match up. He measures them meticulously to get sections to match up, but, due to variations in his art medium, tiles that aren't next to each other in his drawing don't match up. For example, he's drawn a basic 9 slice tileset, and the top to center, left top to left center, right top to right center, etc. all connect perfectly because they're touching each other in his drawing. But when I clip the tiles apart and put them together in other variations or try to put other "change up" tiles together (any tile that wasn't touching in his drawing), the larger features fit together because of his measurements, but you can see an obvious seam where they join. I've been using the heal tool in my graphic editor to fix the seams and re export the tiles with edited edges to fit together correctly, and it works well, but when I heal the edges for one seam, it makes another seam appear. Note I don't want a solution to fix the seams at runtime using graphical filter magic or something on the code side. I'm looking for a solution to process the images and export them so that they fit together. EDIT Here's one of the tiles for reference. It tiles along the bottom of a block of stone. And here's a 9 slice thumbnail of an early stage of the tileset Edit again To be clear, it's not the big ish things (stone sides, grass, etc.) connecting that's my problem. My artist already measures everything to make it match up. It's the variations in shading and impreciseness of the physical medium that's the problem.