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 It is recommended to give your tile types simple descriptive names (keys). The value associated with the type is a reference to that types base tile position on the tile sheet. Here the `PLAINS` types base tile occupies position `1` on the tile sheet, the `PLATEAU` type position `49`, and the `OCEAN` type position `97`. 
 
+_**PROTIP:**_ It is possible to designate multiple Moku Ids using the same tile images as seperate auto-tiles, by using decimal values as such:
+
+```lua
+local moku_ids = {  
+    PLAINS_1 = 1,
+    PLAINS_2 = 1.1,
+}
+```
+
 Create a Moku map from your defold tilemap. Assuming your tilemap is named `my_tilemap` with layer named `layer1`, and is attached to the gameobject `map_go`:
 
 ```lua
@@ -189,18 +198,6 @@ Lets take a look at this functions parameters
 
 So in our example, the `PLAINS` type will interact/join with everything except `OCEAN` tiles; and the `PLATEAU` type will interact with everything except `OCEAN` and `PLAINS` tiles.
 
-_*PROTIP:*_ It is possible to designate multiple Moku Ids using the same tile images as seperate auto-tiles, by using decimal values as such:
-
-```lua
-local moku_ids = {  
-    PLAINS_1 = 1,
-    PLAINS_2 = 1.1,
-}
-
-moku.set_autotile(my_new_map, moku_ids.PLAINS_1, moku.at_algorithm.COMPLEX, true, true, true)
-moku.set_autotile(my_new_map, moku_ids.PLAINS_2, moku.at_algorithm.COMPLEX, true, false, false)
-```
-
 And now we can tell moku to tile the map:
 
 ```lua