// I have a Tile[] called tiles
// I loop through all of the tiles
foreach (Tile tile in tiles)
{
  // Skip null tiles
  if (tile == null) continue;

  // Get the texture
  Texture2D texture = tile.GetTexture(Content);

  // Render it using the Batcher from RenderableComponent's Graphics object
  graphics.batcher.draw(
    texture,
    transform.position + new Vector2(tilePosition.X * TileSize, tilePosition.Y * TileSize),
    texture.Bounds,
    Color.White,
    0,
    Vector2.Zero,
    1,
    SpriteEffects.None,
    // FOR SOME REASON THIS DEPTHLAYER IS IGNORED
    tile.Layer.GetFloatValue()
  );
}


// For example, I have tried setting a Tile with a layer of 0.5, and another with a layer of 1, and it goes in order of the foreach loop rather than the layers' order.
// Regardless of what the depthLayer values are, it will always go in order of the for loop (order of draw calls).
// So is depthLayer useless?

// For now, I've resorted to sorting the array using the Layer value before looping, but it would be nice to have it working without this "hack."
// Thanks!