An MFA would be nice because I could debug it then. I wasn't able to reproduce this.
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Ok, I did a little more testing.
The object is displaying.
But it's acting like its position is tied to the position of the frame.
If the left x of the frame is located at 5 then the surface object is located at a x position of 10, or x position of 5 relative to the frame. Same for the y.
The surface object is located on the 7th layer, with "follow the frame" unchecked. The 7th layer has both scrolling coefficients set to 1.000.
This problem wasn't in the last build, so something you changed triggered it.
I'm going to try and make a example mfa.
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This should do it.
Scroll around and you'll see what I mean.
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Can't you just fix the problem?
Rotating will be useless anyhow without proper scrolling.
It's obviously just moving attached to the frame in relation to the frames scrolling position. What would cause that?
I'm not mad, my post just sounds that way.
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