Hi! My goal with the underground hexes was that they're very much optional, and I don't expect most people to use them because if you have a map that's filled with tiles you'll never see the "underground" parts. (I'll admit, I included them largely because having the underground looks cool in screenshots that would otherwise have the tiles floating in space.) Hmm. So, this is difficult to parse because I'm not sure how I can fix your issue - or maybe I'm not sure what the problem is, exactly. Is it something with how they look, or is it how they're meant to be implemented? I'd love to have feedback so I can tighten up the set, if possible.

Alright, I've finally updated this to have a proper example scene using Unity's Tilemap feature - more or less like your comment suggests, but with a few key differences. I do take an approach of using the default 100 pixels per unit and instead making the hex grids use a tile size of 2.56x256 units. Also, setting the Tilemap to chunk rendering (rather than individual) should work so long as the tile sprites are contained within on atlas. This optimization isn't super important though, because unless you are rendering a truly enormous number of tiles (which negates their large-scale painterly style) it should be fine to use the less optimized path. (And that said, it isn't even strictly necessary to use the Tilemap feature at all from a rendering optimization standpoint, though the grid, palette, and tile placement features are all nice if you want to hand-build maps.) In conclusion, I think my 1.3 update should cover the issues raised here, but I'm definitely open to any suggestions to make things easier!

Hi! I do assure you, the tiles do work with the tilemap feature (as they were used by Unity as an example set in the creation of the feature itself; additionally, I've set up example scenes in most of these packages) -- in all of the feedback I've received, I've never had any issues with scale, but I have had report of inconsistent sprite anchor alignment between tiles. To ensure consistency in a case where they're not lining up correctly, you can simply select all of the hex assets and set the alignment by hand. I prefer to use bottom-center aligned, but you can set them to anchor on the center of the sprite visually with x at 0.5 and y at 0.33. If this doesn't work, _please_ do send me an email with details because if there's an error in the package, I absolutely want to fix it! (In the meantime, I am working on a free update to this package that will be done in a couple months, probably.) Edit: Ah, reading the review mentioned here, the issue to my understanding is that these tiles do not fit with the default settings of hex grids in Unity's tile feature - and that this set doesn't have an example scene with the settings set to fit the tiles. For the first part: yes, you do have to change the settings on the tilegrid to fit the size of the sprites. For the second: my next update will have an example scene demonstrating these settings in action.

Hey! Ah, I'm glad you like the tiles, but I can't do anything about your issue with the Unity Asset Store itself -- I would suggest sending an email directly to Unity resolve your issues or comment on the user experience of the store. For my part, I do sell assets on other stores, if that is preferred, though this is the primary market by volume so here is my #1 priority.