> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.allout.game/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.allout.game/using-the-editor/building-worlds.md). # Building Worlds Now that you have the basics of using the editor down, here are some tips on building immersive, high-quality worlds in All Out: ### Layering and Depth Offset Sprite\_Renderers and Spine\_Animators have two unique properties that determine which is on top as they move up and down in the scene. **Layer** is the broad and simple way of deciding what goes on top. Elements with a low layer will be behind everything. Some recommended values might be: * Map background textures: -100 layer * Players, NPCs, Cars: 0 layer * Overlays, clouds, particles: 100 layer **Depth Offset** is more precise and lets you determine when something will go behind something else if it's **on the same layer**. * Adjust the depth offset easily using the depth offset tool in the top left of the scene view.

Depth-offset line across a world object — The player will appear behind the object when it is above the red line, and in front of the object when it's below.

### Schleem for Scale To easily check the sizing and layering of elements in your game, you can preview a player's character by holding `Alt+Space` and moving your mouse around the scene window. Hold **Ctrl** as well to snap the preview to the nearest point on the selected navmesh.