map-authoring

To fix Godot z-order clipping and walk-behind issues, apply linting protocols that validate three-tier z-order layering across terrain, props, and upper-layer roofs to enforce strict sprite sorting and depth-masking logic.

Characters clip through walls or render incorrectly behind props due to invalid depth-masking bands and collision footprints. Enforce strict collision boundaries and depth-masking linting rules to resolve broken map data and manifest errors.

The best way to manage collision boundaries and depth-masking for multi-storey structures is by enforcing specific tile-kit authoring standards that validate complex depth-masking bands and collision footprints for terraces and cliffs.

Validate and lint map assets by running a map authoring linting tool on the assets directory to identify and resolve layering or collision errors in map files according to strict tile-kit authoring standards.

Yes, this collision and depth-masking linting is specifically designed for top-down action-RPG environments requiring precise sprite sorting, walk-behind functionality, and strict three-tier z-order rendering validation.

Use strict three-tier z-order linting for 2D game map assets when rendering top-down environments that require precise sprite sorting, depth-masking for terraces, and walk-behind functionality to prevent visual artifacts like floating sprites.