Is there a way to make a static placement for a character to a specific spot on the screen without having to write out the complete x and y positions every time the character shows up? It would be easier if I could make 'at right' or 'at left' commands for each character instead of having to type out the complete positions every time they appear or disappear.
The preprogrammed left and right commands won't help as characters are often at different positions cause of the way the files are sized to make them look proportionate.
Thanks for any help.
-Suru
How to Make Static Placements? [Solved]
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How to Make Static Placements? [Solved]
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Re: How to Make Static Placements?
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transform somewhere_in_the_lower_right_flipped_vertically:
xalign 0.8
yalign 0.66
yzoom -1.
# . . .
show my_image at somewhere_in_the_lower_right_flipped_vertically< < insert Rick Cook quote here > >
Re: How to Make Static Placements?
Thank you.
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