Make stalactite's layer more consistent #2063
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no, because this makes stalactites appear over the bottom of icy background tiles when they are set to 0, interactive, which is the case for like. all levels ever made. |
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Prior to this PR, the stalactite would be rendered on
LAYER_OBJECTS(layer 50) when inactive, and, when shaking or falling, on its internalm_layer, which defaults toLAYER_TILES - 1(layer -1) and cannot be edited from the editor.This PR makes it more consistent by:
m_layereverywhere.m_layertoLAYER_OBJECTS, which makes the stalactite render and fall on the same layer it used to render to when standing still.Fixes #1991