I’ve rewatched several tutorials, but they are for older Godot versions, from before the TileMapLayer node was introduced. Here’s what I tried: I created a TileMapLayer node, enabled its Y-sort, and made the player a child of it. It works to some extent, but the Y-sorting isn’t applied to individual cells. Instead, it seems to compare the Y position based on the TileMapLayer’s origin at (0, 0). What am I missing?
Is y sort enable in the world or main scene? And in player, tilemap?
I tried different configurations, but nothing seems to work: I tried enabling it on the root Node2D node, no result, I tried enabling it on the player CharacterBody2D node, and still no result.
Solved it! You must enable y-sort on the TileMapLayer and add children you want to sort to it. All objects must share the same Z-index.
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