You could of course manually use the send behind/send in front of commands to organize the symbols, but it is far easier to use Sort Symbols in Map for this. However, sometimes you mess this up, or need to do some changes to group of symbols. To do overlapping correctly, the general rule is to start in the top left for any given group of symbols and then lay them out in rows from left to right and top to bottom.
A tree overlapping one below it on the screen looks weird. And to make it look right, they must be in the correct order. Be it trees or mountains, you usually place down a lot of them in a partially overlapping group. Week 29 - Sort symbols in MapWhen doing overland mapping, symbol overlap is a big deal.
It is up to you to use it creatively in your maps. The explanations will tend to explain the technical parts of the command, and is intended to highlight the basics (and complexities) of the command, and information about how to use it, but won't be a detailed tutorial. This series is called the command of the week, but it could also explain a feature. Feel free to use this topic to discuss the command presented. There won't be any special progression to this series, and the command will be selected from the entire range, from the simple basic commands, to more advanced features intended for the more advanced users. This series highlights a number of these.
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