is clip.rotate(degree, center=True) not available?

[tianyinhuang]

I want to make a short video that is a round image round.png rotating around its' own center.

import moviepy.editor as mp

duration = 10 img_file="round.png" img_clip=mp.ImageClip(img_file).rotate(lambda t: float(t*3), center=True).set_duration(duration) img_clip.write_videofile("rotating_video.mp4", fps=24)

Traceback (most recent call last): File "c:\rotating test3.py", line 7, in img_clip=mp.ImageClip(img_file).rotate(lambda t: float(t*3), center=True).set_duration(duration) TypeError: rotate() got an unexpected keyword argument 'center'

When i use help(clip.rotate) it shows: rotate(angle, unit='deg', resample='bicubic', expand=True), indeed no center argument which is different than the manual: moviepy.video.fx.all.rotate(clip, angle, unit='deg', resample='bicubic', expand=True, center=None, translate=None, bg_color=None)

What's problem and how to do the correction pls? --> Movipy up-to-date, python 3.9.7

[keikoro]

@tianyinhuang Please always include the full specs we ask for in our issue templates, including the exact MoviePy version, platform used etc.

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