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Sometimes my hero have no face, sometimes have. as below: Maybe this is a bug? My tile is home.tmx : Not only this scene, but also many scenes. |
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Does this only happen when character face to one direction? |
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I downloaded ur mod and there wasnt any problem.
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Take a look to character animations and then size and layer of ur tiles.This issue doesnt happen when ı tried it. |
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Its weird, I'm still playing ur mod but doesnt see any issue like that. |
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but i encountered this issue all the time. 😞 |
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not sure, there are two directions: |
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my environment: uname -a |
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This is a draw order issue similar to the issue you had with tall tiles. Entities like the player are rendered in the same pass as the tiles on the layer named "object". This happens top-to-bottom, left-to-right. So in your screenshot, the rug tile is to the right of the player, and gets drawn on top as a result. The solution is to create another layer between the "background" and "object" layers. I'll usually call this the "fringe" layer. Put the rug tiles on the fringe layer, and they'll then always render behind entities. |
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Thanks ! I get it ! |
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This is a draw order issue similar to the issue you had with tall tiles. Entities like the player are rendered in the same pass as the tiles on the layer named "object". This happens top-to-bottom, left-to-right. So in your screenshot, the rug tile is to the right of the player, and gets drawn on top as a result.
The solution is to create another layer between the "background" and "object" layers. I'll usually call this the "fringe" layer. Put the rug tiles on the fringe layer, and they'll then always render behind entities.