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[X] This bug is reproducible
Natron version
2.5
Operating system
Windows 11
System specs
RAM: 128gb
Intel 13700
Zotac 4090
Did you install Natron using the official installer?
[X] Yes, I used the official installer
[ ] No, I installed from a binary archive
[ ] No, I compiled Natron from sources
[ ] No, I installed Natron via another method
Custom installation path
No response
What were you trying to do?
I tried to take an image from a read node and center it to the image via a transform node. In my case, HD Format 1920px, so I put in 960px in x.
What did you expect to happen? What happened instead?
The transform node puts the image off center by the half value of the images width. If I reset the center on the transform node and minus that value from the translate value, the image appears to be at the right position.
I think the transform node does not take the center of the image into account and uses the x0y0 origin of the image instead.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
load image via read node
add a transform to half the size of your canvas size
the image is off
press reset center if your transform is not at the middle already
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Natron version
2.5
Operating system
Windows 11
System specs
RAM: 128gb Intel 13700 Zotac 4090
Did you install Natron using the official installer?
Custom installation path
No response
What were you trying to do?
I tried to take an image from a read node and center it to the image via a transform node. In my case, HD Format 1920px, so I put in 960px in x.
What did you expect to happen? What happened instead?
The transform node puts the image off center by the half value of the images width. If I reset the center on the transform node and minus that value from the translate value, the image appears to be at the right position.
I think the transform node does not take the center of the image into account and uses the x0y0 origin of the image instead.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Additional details
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