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--- en:tutorials:objects:literals_for_objects [2021/08/09 12:25 (4 years ago)] – created sausage
+++ en:tutorials:objects:literals_for_objects [2025/09/30 17:26 (7 weeks ago)] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Position literals to align with Parent Objects ======
-Literal Positions add flexibility to the Position property for objects (and incidentally for spawners as well, but in a less extensive manner as spawners don't have a Pivot).
+Using literals for object positioning adds flexibility for placing an object relative to its parent, without having to do manual calculations.
-They should be useful for positioning an object relative to its parent, without doing some calculations manually.
+This is especially useful in the context of UI.
-When a Parent is defined for an object, you can use the same literals for Position as with Pivot to align object inside parent's borders.
+Furthermore, when a Parent is defined for an object, you can use the same literals for Position as with Pivot to align object inside parent's borders.
 The global form is:
     Position = [pivot's override ->] Position's in parent space
 Here's a basic setup with one rectangular parent (green) and one rectangular child (red):
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 Scale           = 2
 Rotation        = 30
-Position        = bottom right -> bottom
+Position        = bottom right -> bottom left (0.25, 0, 0.1)
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