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1. Anchor: Select the region where you would like the
overlay to appear (top-left, center, bottom-right, etc).
2. X Offset: Allows you to move your overlay whatever
distance to the left or right that you wish, and is
measured from your anchor point (1). A greater
X Offset means a greater distance rightward. Offsets
can be negative.
3. Y Offset: Allows you to move your overlay whatever
distance up or down that you wish, and is measured
from your anchor point (1). A greater Y Offset means a
greater distance upward. Offsets can be negative.
4. Font: Choose the font you would like to use for
overlays that employ text (Text, Date/Time, etc.)
5. Font Size: Select the font size.
6. Color: Select the color of the text.
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OUTPUT FORMATTING
Appearance and Positioning
7. Background: Select a color to display behind
your text. To have text without a background
select transparent.
8. Opacity: Allows you to choose how
transparent the whole overlay will be. Higher
values equal greater solidity.
9. To Front/To Back: Send the overlay to the
front or back of the back-to-front-ordering.
Overlays closer to the front of the order cover
up those closer to the back of the order. For
example, you can use this positioning to easily
place dynamic text on top of a custom graphical
background.
10. Reset: Clears all settings preset in the
current overlay.