Z-index
An important concept for making elements feel immersive is where the z-index is set. A good rule of thumb is to set it right where the "ground" should be for that image.
To edit the z-index, you can select your object and directly modify it with the red z-index line.


When a player is above the z-index line, they will appear behind the element.

By placing the z-index near the top of an element, you can create elements that players can walk entirely on top of; this will make them appear as though they are flat on the ground.

Placing the z-index low at the base of the element will make the element appear as if it is sitting in the world.

When editing elements, getting the z-index set correctly will make your world feel more immersive and alive. We recommend playing around with it until it feels right for each element.
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