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# ParallaxX
### Introduction
MapDrawableBatches (map layers) support parallax by assigning the values in Tiled or in code. By default parallax has a value of 1, which means that the object will show no parallax. A value between 0 and 1 results in the layer behaving as if it is in the distance (not scrolling as quickly when the camera moves). A value greater than 1 results in the layer behaving as if it is in the foreground (scrolling more quickly when the camera moves).
### Example - Setting Parallax Factor in Tiled
To set parallax:
1. Open an existing map
2. Select a layer
3. Change its Parallax Factor property to the desired value
4. Tiled provides a preview of the parallax if you scroll the main view
Once the file is saved, the parallax will automatically be applied at runtime in the game.
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