The character does not hide behind the item with flag "top" when moving

[drewnydrzew]

I created 2 items with the top flag. When moving between them, a character appears "for a moment" and then hides behind the "top" sprite.

is it supposed to be like this or is it a bug?

`void Tile::drawCreatures(const Point& dest, LightView* lightView)
{
    if (m_fill != Color::alpha)
        return;
    if (m_topDraws < m_topCorrection)
        return;

    // walking creatures
    for (const CreaturePtr& creature : m_walkingCreatures) {
        if (creature->isHidden())
            continue;
        Point creatureDest(dest.x + ((creature->getPrewalkingPosition().x - m_position.x) * g_sprites.spriteSize() - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor()),
            dest.y + ((creature->getPrewalkingPosition().y - m_position.y) * g_sprites.spriteSize() - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor()));
        creature->draw(creatureDest, true, lightView);
    }

    // creatures
    std::vector<CreaturePtr> creaturesToDraw;
    int limit = g_adaptiveRenderer.creaturesLimit();
    for (auto& thing : m_things) {
        if (!thing->isCreature() || thing->isHidden())
            continue;
        if (limit-- <= 0)
            break;
        CreaturePtr creature = thing->static_self_cast<Creature>();
        if (!creature || creature->isWalking())
            continue;
        creature->draw(dest - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor(), true, lightView);
    }
}

void Tile::drawTop(const Point& dest, LightView* lightView)
{
    if (m_fill != Color::alpha)
        return;
    if (m_topDraws++ < m_topCorrection)
        return;

    // walking creatures
    for (const CreaturePtr& creature : m_walkingCreatures) {
        if (creature->isHidden())
            continue;
        Point creatureDest(dest.x + ((creature->getPrewalkingPosition().x - m_position.x) * g_sprites.spriteSize() - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor()),
            dest.y + ((creature->getPrewalkingPosition().y - m_position.y) * g_sprites.spriteSize() - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor()));
        creature->draw(creatureDest, true, lightView);
    }

    // creatures
    std::vector<CreaturePtr> creaturesToDraw;
    int limit = g_adaptiveRenderer.creaturesLimit();
    for (auto& thing : m_things) {
        if (!thing->isCreature() || thing->isHidden())
            continue;
        if (limit-- <= 0)
            break;
        CreaturePtr creature = thing->static_self_cast<Creature>();
        if (!creature || creature->isWalking())
            continue;
        creature->draw(dest - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor(), true, lightView);
    }

    // effects
    limit = std::min<int>((int)m_effects.size() - 1, g_adaptiveRenderer.effetsLimit());
    for (int i = limit; i >= 0; --i) {
        if (m_effects[i]->isHidden())
            continue;
        m_effects[i]->draw(dest - m_drawElevation * g_sprites.getOffsetFactor(), m_position.x - g_map.getCentralPosition().x, m_position.y - g_map.getCentralPosition().y, true, lightView);
    }

    // top
    for (const ThingPtr& thing : m_things) {
        if (!thing->isOnTop() || thing->isHidden())
            continue;
        thing->draw(dest, true, lightView);
    }
}`

under the comment "// walking creatures" there is the code responsible for this. there is the same code in 2 functions.

[Wirless]

the idea of item on top is to Cover anything under neath it. you can change it in spr dat flags.