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This is my code:

extends Node2D


func _process(delta):
    #NodeD2 = center of the viewport.

    if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_accept"):
        if $NodeD2.scale.y == 1:
            $NodeD2.scale.y = -1
        else:
            $NodeD2.scale.y = 1
    if Input.is_action_just_pressed("ui_cancel"):
        if $NodeD2.scale.x == 1:
            $NodeD2.scale.x = -1
        else:
            $NodeD2.scale.x = 1

    var cell = $NodeD2/TileMap.world_to_map($Player.get_position())
    var tile_id = $NodeD2/TileMap.get_cellv(cell)
    print(tile_id)
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it is equal to INVALID_CELL and means that cell on that tilemap is empty

if you think it should not be empty:
try print(cell)to ensure it is reasonable or passing in a cell that you know is not empty?

print($NodeD2/TileMap.get_cellv(Vector(12, 12)))
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Print(cell):
i.e (2, 24)
The tiles which the player can stuck when flipped only vertically:
(-1, 11), (15, 10) and (23, 11)
Yeah, definitely there's a problem with the coordinates. Thanks!

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