I'm fairly new to creating full 2d levels, so please feel free to correct me if I use incorrect terminology or if I'm doing something wrong here. Currently, I am using the Tile Palette with several sprites placed on it to create my levels. With that I can just run my mouse across the screen and quickly place tiles. Then on the TIlemap gameobject I place a Tilemap Collider and a Composite Collider. This works great, it's quick, simple, and efficient. However, for the next part of my character controller I'm looking at adding the ability to do a ledge grab. After doing some research, it seems like a common way to do that is to make the ledge he can grab "grabable" by putting a different collider on them. So my question is, is there an efficient way to where I can let the Tile Palette know if I use a specific corner sprite, place the ledge grab collider on it? Is there any way other than going through all the ledges in the game and manually placing them there? I'm also open to any tips on level building and using the Tilemap, etc that may help me out as, like I said, I'm pretty new to it all. Thanks!

After doing some more research, I've learned a bit about scriptable tiles, but I'm still a little confused about how exactly this works. If I have a tile palette with top, corner, side, and bottom tiles, could I make just the corner tiles scriptable tiles and then using that script make them have an individual collider of a different layer or tag?