I'm doing a zoom function for the pictures on a gallery frame, which is pretty much ready, except i find off that the notes don't line up perfectly to the picture borders around when they are scaling. Is there any effective way to solute this? (example is in the bottom center note)
Stick the Y position to objects no matter their scale is changing?
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If the zooming there is done by scaling the object, you can just position the notes based on the bottom\top positions of the object:
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Or you can position them based on "anchoring" basically being relative to a point, that point being the center of the object, and the zoom factor being the scale of the object, you can check this example for more info about it:
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Slightly shy to ask this, but, I used your center point method (since the Ybottom method didn't work) and is sick, everything is spot on! Except that there is a small jitter between the picture objects when scaling, I supposed this is intended due to the way your method is coded and I don't think there's a way to fix it, but if you could give me a hand it would be awesome.
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I think it related to the resolution, the smaller it is, the less accurate it becomes (even though I can't see the jitter, maybe due it being a gif)
Also the calculation it self may have a bit of inaccuracy, never came to a solution for this
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