THere is a way to do this

Just gonna need to havea  repeat loop that adds to some values, e.g. x
increases by 2 each time and that is then used to created a new scaled
image to pad onto the xor-ed images

pr7.tsl

 :) 100N tile
 t1 << tile1;
 t2 = scale 100 t1;
-print(t2);
 :)padTile is just a default tile that is N size
 :)padTileH and V are just default tiles N height/width repeated a certain amount of time
 padTile = _ (width t1);
@@ -21,7 +20,15 @@ padTileV2 = joinH padTileV padTileV;
 t3 = scale 98 t1;
 t3 = joinH padTileV2 t3;
 t3 = joinV padTileH2 t3;
-print(t3);
+:)print(t3);
+
+:) XOR
+t10 = not t2;
+t11 = not t3;
+t12 = and t2 t11;
+t13= and t3 t10;
+tileQ = or t12 t13;
+print(tileQ);
 
 :) 96N Tile
 
@@ -34,7 +41,7 @@ repeat 2{ padTileH2 = joinV padTileH2 padTileH;padTileV2 = joinH padTileV2 padTi
 t4 = scale 96 t1;
 t4 = joinH padTileV2 t4;
 t4 = joinV padTileH2 t4;
-print(t4);
+:)print(t4);
 
 :) 94N Tile
 
@@ -47,17 +54,6 @@ repeat 4{ padTileV2 = joinH padTileV2 padTileV;};
 t5 = scale 94 t1;
 t5 = joinH padTileV2 t5;
 t5 = joinV padTileH2 t5;
-print(t5);
+:)print(t5);
 
-:) 92N Tile
 
-padTileV = _ (width t1);
-repeat 91 { padTileV = joinV padTileV padTile;};
-padTileV2 = joinH padTileV padTileV;
-
-repeat 2{padTileH2 = joinV padTileH2 padTileH;};
-repeat 6{ padTileV2 = joinH padTileV2 padTileV;};
-t6 = scale 92 t1;
-t6 = joinH padTileV2 t6;
-t6 = joinV padTileH2 t6;
-print(t6);
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