backdrop_2d

2D: a full-screen picture that scrolls slower than the world for depth (parallax): far sky, hills, trees, mist in front.

In scene text

backdrop_2d { image "…"  depth 1  height 1 }

Add it in the Inspector (Add Component), in scene text as above, or ask your AI. Fields you leave out keep their defaults.

Field	Type	Unit / range	What it does
`image`	text	—	The image in Assets ("Backdrops/jungle_far.png"), or a built-in ("builtin:fog").
`depth`	number	0 … 2	0 fixed to the screen, 1 moves with the world; far layers 0.1 to 0.3, near 0.6.
`height`	number	0.01 … 10	How tall it's drawn, as a share of the screen height; it repeats across.
`bottom`	number	-10 … 10	Its bottom edge, as a share of the screen height up from the bottom.
`layer`	number	-1000 … 1000	Drawing order: below 0 behind the level, above in front (mist).
`tint`	colour (r, g, b)	—	Multiplies its colours.
`opacity`	number	0 … 1	0 invisible, 1 solid.
`drift`	(x, y, z)	—	Scrolls by itself, screen heights per second (x, y): clouds, mist.
`repeats`	true / false	—	Repeats across the screen (off: once, centred).
`additive`	true / false	—	Adds light instead of covering (light shafts: "builtin:shafts").
`sway`	number	0 … 1	Slow sideways sway, as a share of its width (light shafts breathing).
`bloom_limit`	number	0 … 16	Caps this backdrop's bloom gain without dimming its painted/emissive color; 0 removes its halo. Omitted preserves existing scenes.

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