I’m looking into containers, and I am finding them a bit frustrating to work with, but I don’t know if that is because I am misunderstanding how they work, or if it is a lack of functionality.
What I want is a container of width and height, where the top and left of the container are at coordinates 0, 0.
It seems to me a container only functions from its own center, regardless of the anchor point.
IE if I create a container with width of 200 and height 100, then the ranges within it are -100, -50 to 100, 50, whereas what I’d want is 0, 0 to 200, 100 (which would actually bring it more into line with display groups - after all they are an enhanced display group, NOT a variety on an image).
Am I doing something wrong or missing something?
Because so far, every single time I create a container, I have to create a pair of nested groups to offset this issue and make it so I am placing my items into it logically (with 0, 0 being top left of the container). And, of course I also have to position the container to x + width / 2 and y + height / 2.