This might be because the “default” anchor point of overlays is 1 1, meaning that their position is bound to this point. So if you change it to 0.5 0.5 their position is off.
This is what you can do:
1. Rotate your overlay with the anchor point you want so that it is set for this overlay and its position won’t change. Like this:
overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 rotates 0 anchoir point 0.5 0.5 in 0
2. Change their position back to where it should be on screen, because the command above altered it.
&overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 shifts to xxx xxx in 0
Alternatively you can change your overlay’s position after previewing and update your shift command with the new coordinates
hi
thank you soo much!
this was actually the script i should have put down:
@overlay BIKE WHEEL create @overlay BIKE WHEEL shifts to 228 63 in zone 2 @overlay BIKE WHEEL scales to 0.226 0.226 @overlay BIKE WHEEL rotates 0 anchor point 0 0 @overlay BIKE WHEEL to layer 3 @overlay BIKE WHEEL opacity 1
@overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 create from BIKE WHEEL @overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 shifts to 320 61 in zone 2 @overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 scales to 0.224 0.224 @overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 rotates 0 anchor point 0 0 @overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 to layer 3 @overlay BIKE WHEEL_2 opacity 1