✅ | How can I make my hotbar image element touch the bottom of the screen?

[noble cypress]

How can I make my hotbar image element touch the bottom of the screen?

[dense wren]

Anchor it to a bottom-based anchor point and move it there instead of dragging the raw position. In the editor, right-click the hotbar image and choose Anchor Point → Bottom Center (or Bottom Left/Right depending on your layout). Then drag it so the bottom edge sits on the anchor line (or use Advanced Positioning to set its Y offset to 0).
If the element should stay glued even when the window resizes, enable Sticky Anchors in the same menu—this keeps the element aligned to the anchor even if your image height or the screen size changes.
More on how anchors work here: Positioning Elements

[noble cypress]

It still leaves a gap at the bottom of the screen and i cant go past Y position 257

[dense wren]

That limit (Y=257) is because “Stay On Screen” keeps elements within the safe bounds, which leaves that gap. You can disable it so your image can go all the way to the bottom:

1. Right‑click the hotbar image → Stay On Screen → Disabled.
2. Anchor it to a bottom anchor (e.g., Bottom Center) so it follows the screen edge.
3. Drag it down or use Advanced Positioning to set the Y offset to 0 so the bottom edge aligns with the anchor.
   If you want it to stay glued even when the HUD changes size, also enable Sticky Anchors.

That should let the image sit flush with the screen bottom. More details about anchors and the “Stay On Screen” setting are in the Positioning Elements guide.