diff --git a/Aquaria/DSQ.cpp b/Aquaria/DSQ.cpp
index 294c7eb..ed24966 100644
--- a/Aquaria/DSQ.cpp
+++ b/Aquaria/DSQ.cpp
@@ -3528,10 +3528,6 @@ bool DSQ::loadTileset(std::string pack, const unsigned char *usedIdx, size_t use
 			et->tc.u2 = et->tc.u1 + cell;
 			et->tc.v2 = et->tc.v1 + cell;
 
-			/*et->tc.v2 = 1 - et->tc.v2;
-			et->tc.v1 = 1 - et->tc.v1;
-			std::swap(et->tc.v1,et->tc.v2);*/
-
 			et->w = 512*cell;
 			et->h = 512*cell;
 
diff --git a/BBGE/Texture.cpp b/BBGE/Texture.cpp
index b8235b8..be70df6 100644
--- a/BBGE/Texture.cpp
+++ b/BBGE/Texture.cpp
@@ -43,21 +43,6 @@ void TexCoordBox::setStandard()
 	v2 = 1;
 }
 
-void TexCoordBox::fixflip()
-{
-	// HACK: partially repeated textures have a weird Y axis. assuming a repeat factor of 0.4,
-	// instead of texcoords from 0 -> 0.4 everything is biased towards the opposite end, ie. 0.6 -> 1.
-	// This is especially true for partial repeats, we always need to bias towards the other end.
-	// I have no idea why this has to be like this for tiles, but this is NOT the case for fonts.
-	// And NOTE: without this, maps may look deceivingly correct, but they really are not.
-	const float percentY = v2 - v1;
-	const float remainder = 1.0f - fmodf(percentY, 1.0f);
-	v1 += remainder; // bias towards next int
-	v2 += remainder;
-
-}
-
-
 Texture::Texture()
 {
 	gltexid = 0;
diff --git a/BBGE/Texture.h b/BBGE/Texture.h
index 53358b8..6469af0 100644
--- a/BBGE/Texture.h
+++ b/BBGE/Texture.h
@@ -31,7 +31,6 @@ struct TexCoordBox
 
 	bool isStandard() const;
 	void setStandard();
-	void fixflip(); // call this after setting up, in case flip is desired
 };
 
 enum TextureLoadResult
diff --git a/BBGE/Tile.cpp b/BBGE/Tile.cpp
index e599025..246dd6e 100644
--- a/BBGE/Tile.cpp
+++ b/BBGE/Tile.cpp
@@ -630,7 +630,14 @@ TexCoordBox TileRepeatData::calcTexCoords(const TileData& t) const
 	tc.v1 = texOffY;
 	tc.u2 = (et.w*t.scalex*texscaleX)/tw + texOffX;
 	tc.v2 = (et.h*t.scaley*texscaleY)/th + texOffY;
-	//tc.fixflip();
+
+	// HACK: partially repeated textures have a weird Y axis. assuming a repeat factor of 0.4,
+	// instead of texcoords from 0 -> 0.4 everything is biased towards the opposite end, ie. 0.6 -> 1.
+	// This is especially true for partial repeats, we always need to bias towards the other end.
+	// And NOTE: without this, maps may look deceivingly correct, but they really are not.
+	tc.v2 = 1 - tc.v2;
+	tc.v1 = 1 - tc.v1;
+	std::swap(tc.v1, tc.v2);
 
 	return tc;
 }