Walkthrough tables and beds

[The Sprinkler]

On the current project I am making, I am designing the interior of a house. I thought I had just put in the correct tables and beds, but when playtesting, the stools used were solid, but the table was not. The same with the bed. For some reason, my character is able to walk through both.
Why is that, and how do I fix this?

[◢ k r i s ◤]

Database > Tilesets
Check your X's and O's and reference the Asset Standards Tileset Settings page in the Help file to know what those do.

edit: Sorry, I habitually say Asset Standards because most relevant info is there, but this one actually does have its page elsewhere in the help file under the Database tree.

[The Sprinkler]

It's all good. I fixed the problem, thank you very much. It's difficult for me to remember all these things I can edit. :)

[Iguana Guy]

To make walk through or overtop type ones in a rare instance of your game just make the table or chair your event image. Other than that, having the tileset settings made for the most logical passability always makes the most sense.

[Marquise*]

The bed I guess is to be certain your character can get to the bed.

[The Sprinkler]

The way the character looked on the bed just looks weird, especially for a mayors house.
What does the 'star' symbol mean on objects? Like if I click on an object such as a table or chair or dresser, it'll cycle through three symbols. A circle, an x, and a star.

[The Sprinkler]

I figured it out. The star symbol means that your character can move through the object, but that object will appear over your character, like your going behind a stack of boxes, or under a table.
So, now I have another question. How can I make it so that if a character is in a bed, that the bed sheets appear over them, and the mattress appears under them? Or if that they are on a large chair, they appear on top of the seat, but without their head clipping behind the back of the seat? (Like I want them to be able to walk behind the chair, but if they are sitting on the chair they won't appear under the backside of the chair)

[Iguana Guy]

By most setups things like a chair only cover 1 tile square so it is hard to do that whole look of them sitting on a chair. That is why i got into editing tilesets for relocating objects like chairs and tables and beds to make that effect more real. Personally I use GIMP to do most of my edits but I know yanfly has a plugin called grid free doodads that can shift object locations - I am just not familiar with using it myself.