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How to set center of view at coordinates (x,y)
How do I get the page to be centered at whatever (x,y) coordinates of my choosing? I have a grid and objects moving along the grid. I would like to be able to isolate one of those objects, and make it so that at every refresh, the page is centered at that object's (x,y) coordinates.
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Translate() is pretty useful.
I'm using translate, but it moves the entire figure, so it does not really highlight the object of interest. This is why I would like to fix this object's location as the center of the view.
If you know the x and y pos of the object of interest, you should be able to translate() to centre this each time you draw. Does the rest of it not move?
I got it working. Thanks for the help.!