I have two sources. One 1000x700, and one 500x500.
I want to group both of these sources, and then manually align them within the group using edit transform.
Whenever I try to move one of the sources inside the group by edit transform, if the anchor point is not set to Top Left then it doesn't work correctly. For some reason, it moves the master group and doesn't let me edit a specific item's position within the group. In order to set the position, i have to take it out of the group, position it where I want relative to the other items, then add it back to the group.
In addition, if the master group has it's anchor point set to Center, then on closing and reloading OBS it loads the value incorrectly and sets the top left to the previous center value. It then changes the positioning value in transform, and sets it to where the centre point is after this. This means that the whole group goes off towards the bottom right of the screen, and every time OBS is reloaded it migrates further away.
Because of this, it means I absolutely have to have both the groups and the individual sources anchor points set to Top Left, and it also means that I have to pre-set my group positioning before I add them to the group if I have the anchor point set to anything other than Top Left.
It would be extremely nice for the master group object to act like any other source in terms of anchor points, and it would also be extremely useful to be able to move the sources relative to eachother in the master group object using edit transform if their anchor point isn't set to top left.
This is neccesary for me, since my sources change size and I want everything to be anchored to a center point. If everything is anchored centrally, then regardless of how the sources change size, the middle will always stay in the same spot and they will be positioned correctly.
In addition, it would be useful to be able to assign not just the anchor point of the source to the group, but also which anchor point it attaches to in a similar manner to Bounding Boxes. This would be extremely useful, since I could set the center point of a source to bind to the center point of a group, which would mean I wouldn't have to do any positioning at all, and all sources will align their centers regardless of their size.
I want to group both of these sources, and then manually align them within the group using edit transform.
Whenever I try to move one of the sources inside the group by edit transform, if the anchor point is not set to Top Left then it doesn't work correctly. For some reason, it moves the master group and doesn't let me edit a specific item's position within the group. In order to set the position, i have to take it out of the group, position it where I want relative to the other items, then add it back to the group.
In addition, if the master group has it's anchor point set to Center, then on closing and reloading OBS it loads the value incorrectly and sets the top left to the previous center value. It then changes the positioning value in transform, and sets it to where the centre point is after this. This means that the whole group goes off towards the bottom right of the screen, and every time OBS is reloaded it migrates further away.
Because of this, it means I absolutely have to have both the groups and the individual sources anchor points set to Top Left, and it also means that I have to pre-set my group positioning before I add them to the group if I have the anchor point set to anything other than Top Left.
It would be extremely nice for the master group object to act like any other source in terms of anchor points, and it would also be extremely useful to be able to move the sources relative to eachother in the master group object using edit transform if their anchor point isn't set to top left.
This is neccesary for me, since my sources change size and I want everything to be anchored to a center point. If everything is anchored centrally, then regardless of how the sources change size, the middle will always stay in the same spot and they will be positioned correctly.
In addition, it would be useful to be able to assign not just the anchor point of the source to the group, but also which anchor point it attaches to in a similar manner to Bounding Boxes. This would be extremely useful, since I could set the center point of a source to bind to the center point of a group, which would mean I wouldn't have to do any positioning at all, and all sources will align their centers regardless of their size.