dsh-visual-hierarchy

In dress-up, character customization, and similar visual scenarios, the stacking order of elements—what sits on top of what—directly determines the rendered output. A single reversed layer can push a jacket under the skin or float a hat above the hairline, instantly breaking the player experience. dsh-visual-hierarchy offers a pure Node.js visual-hierarchy construction reference that runs entirely offline, with no network calls and no external services. You simply invoke the tool it registers in a local session to look up and apply correct layer ordering.

Its core capability is providing a ready-to-use layer-hierarchy reference for dress-up and character projects on the DSH platform. There is no need to maintain a custom sorting table or wire up a remote API; the logic executes locally and returns the layer relationships out of the box. The fully offline implementation makes it a good fit for teams that care about dependency footprint and deployment simplicity.

If you are building dress-up editors, character skin systems, or any DSH project where precise multi-layer stacking order matters, this lightweight plugin helps you pin down the fundamental top-and-bottom logic before writing render code, so the visual output matches your intent and you spend less time debugging layer order.