How to overlay A1 Water tiles from VX on Ace sheet

I am trying to take these VX-aimed A1 water tiles (Mack edits by April Burials,)
which,as you see, are in individual three-step sets, posted here:

IMAGES REMOVED DUE TO ERRORS IN ORIGINALS _ SORRY _ I didn't make 'em. =[

Back to the drawing board.....


and put them in an A2 A1 tilesheet, probably slipping them into Ourside_A2: (This is Outside_A1 - sorry!)




Now my question is...

Where do I put them?

Looking at this template:




I am thinking the 1,2,9,11, 5,7,13,15

Slots are all available, but I want to avoid overlay problems - but they all overlay, right?

 
 
 
Nope I numbered them all wrong - Switching to Archeia's correctly numbered image:
 
http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/26112-tile-labelling-reference/
 
 
I'll borrow Archeia's image until I can update mine, for clarity. =]
 
/me hugs Archeia
 

Your second row of available slots is one late. Should be 5, 6, 7; 13, 14, 15; etc.

Ha, even when I am wrong, I am double wrong!

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Please refresh, I have edited the OP.

Sorry to be an idiot.

just for clarification:


Do you intend to use them in A1 or A2?


Only A1 is animated, and all your template pictures are based on the A1 template, but several times you're writing A2.


And for A2 (which isn't animated) you don't need all three variants of the autotiles, you probably can save space by only placing one of them.

Sorry - I try not to do all these typos, but I still manage to mess up...


I mean A1 - they are animated.

there is another point that might make all your positioning considerations wrong:


Ship and Boat passability.


That is linked to specific positions in the A1-tile, which means that if you plan to use a ship or boat on some of those tiles, they have to go to specific positions (sorry, I don't know which position is passable for which vehicle, you'll have to look it up in the help file)

Thanks. Good points. This particular project is turning out to not be very fruitful. 

I need to go back to the drawing board.

I appreciate the help, though, very much.