Anchors & Offsets

Every overlay element is placed the same way: pick an anchor (a spot on the frame), then fine-tune with an offset (a small nudge in pixels). Learn it once and it applies to the scoreboard, hand stack, and card display alike.

Anchor

The Anchor control is a grid of buttons, one per position on the frame. Click a cell to pin the element there:

Top Left	Top Center	Top Right
Middle Left	Middle Center	Middle Right
Bottom Left	Bottom Center	Bottom Right

The selected cell is highlighted, and its name shows below the grid.

Note

The scoreboard shows only the top and bottom rows (a 3x2 grid) — it is not meant to sit in the middle of the frame. The hand stack and card display offer the full 3x3 grid.

Offset

The Offset (px) control is two inputs, x and y, measured in screen pixels from the anchor point:

• x — positive moves right, negative moves left.
• y — positive moves down, negative moves up.

So a bottom-left anchor with an offset of x: 8, y: -24 sits just inside the bottom-left corner. When you pick a new anchor, the offset resets to a sensible default inset for that anchor (roughly 8px in from the sides, 24px from the top or bottom), which you can then adjust.

Config reference (JSON)

"anchor": "bottom-left",
"offset": { "x": 8, "y": -24 },

• anchor — one of top-left, top-center, top-right, middle-left, middle-center, middle-right, bottom-left, bottom-center, bottom-right (scoreboard omits the middle-* row).
• offset — { x, y } in pixels; +x right, +y down.