I want to use my own overlay but the coding isn’t working. I used @add COFFEE 1 to HERA. Everything is spelled correctly. What is the correct coding for that and what is the coding I have to use for my own overlays and other overlays?
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Hello, if you want to use overlays, to add them, you’d code them like you’d code overlays, guide here:
Overlays Guide | Dara Amarie (dara-amarie.com)
Bonus, extra threads on overlays: Easing functions: HOW TO: Use Easing Functions 
- Creator’s Corner / Directing Help & Tips - Episode Forums (episodeinteractive.com)
Rotation: 
TIP: Rotating An Overlay Without Having it Shift Somewhere else 
- Creator’s Corner / Directing Help & Tips - Episode Forums (episodeinteractive.com)
Overlays are different from props:
Props | Dara Amarie (dara-amarie.com)
If you upload overlays, you can’t code them like props. but you can support: FEATURE: @overlay becomes PROP
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@overlay COFFEE1 create
The @add command is for PROPS
Like they mentioned above 
to add an overlay you would code it as
@overlay COFFEE 1 create
@overlay COFFEE 1 opacity 1 in T
T is for time meaning the higher you go from 1 the longer your overlay will take to appear. And if your time is 0 it’ll show up right away
And you’d also have to shift and scale it
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