select all of your roto points then go to the transform tab of this
shape and do a little math
in the translate input enter: half of your resolution - value from
center of this shape selection
do this for x and y and your already created shape should now have its
center on the center of the frame
e.g. if your resolution is 1920x 1080 and the shape you create has the
center at 763x, 452y you would do
translate x = 1920/2-763 = 197
translate y = 1080/2 - 452 = 88
Am 14.05.2013 23:20, schrieb Nick Guth:
Thanks for the input. I've done both work arounds, but was hoping
there was something I overlooked. I guess I should submit a feature
request!
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