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# SORTING LAYERS
### Overview
As you can see, the demo scene has platforms of different height levels. To make them sorted correctly, each height level is put at a different `Sorting Layer`. Inside each `Sorting Layer`, objects also have different `Order in Layer` values.
For collision to work correctly in each height level, objects in different `Sorting Layer` should also be put into corresponding `Layer`.
In order to make the player object able to travel between different layers. There is a `Edge Collider 2D` with `Stair Layer Trigger` script attached. When the player object touches the trigger, it will be sent to the layer and sorting layer defined in the script.
### Import Tags & Layers Settings
The demo scene needs proper tags & layers settings to work properly. In order to include the tags & layers settings, the asset is uploaded as a complete project. On import, you should be able to see the project settings included.
If you did not import the tags & layers settings on import, you can still set it by clicking the slider icon at the top right corner of the Tags & Layers settings and select the preset included in the asset.
For collision to work correctly in each height level, objects in different `Sorting Layer` should also be put into corresponding `Layer`.
In order to make the player object able to travel between different layers. There is a `Edge Collider 2D` with `Stair Layer Trigger` script attached. When the player object touches the trigger, it will be sent to the layer and sorting layer defined in the script.
