Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.RefPoints enumeration reference
scaleform.RefPoints enumeration reference
Description
The relative reference points that can be specified on the actor.
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Enumeration values
scaleform.Actor.set_ref_point (self, refPoint) Sets a reference point for the actor.
scaleform.RefPoints.BottomCenterThe reference point of the actor is the bottom center of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.BottomLeftThe reference point of the actor is the bottom left of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.BottomRightThe reference point of the actor is the bottom right of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.CenterThe reference point of the actor is always the center of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.CenterLeftThe reference point of the actor is the center left of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.CenterRightThe reference point of the actor is the center right of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.FixedThe reference point is a fixed offset from the center of the actor.
scaleform.RefPoints.TopCenterThe reference point of the actor is the top center of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.TopLeftThe reference point of the actor is the top left of the actor bounds.
scaleform.RefPoints.TopRightThe reference point of the actor is the top right of the actor bounds.
self : scaleform.ActorThe actor to set the ref point on.
refPoint : scaleform.RefPointsA special relative type of ref point.
scaleform.ActorGeneric objects located in a scene.
scaleform.RefPointsThe relative reference points that can be specified on the actor. Indicates a table.
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