#language overlay order

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topaz flower
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Is there anyway to display the languages without hardcoding their location?
For example if it has English and Japanese, then display English at bottom and Japanese above. But if it only has Japanese then drop it in the bottom and leave top blank.
Check the image and see Aika Zero.
My code for the language is

- pmm: languages template_variables: horizontal_position: left vertical_position: bottom languages: - en use_subtitles: true style: half text: "" final_name: <<key>> back_color: "#00000000" back_height: 90 back_width: 50 position: - horizontal_offset: 80 horizontal_align: left vertical_offset: 15 vertical_align: bottom - pmm: languages template_variables: horizontal_position: left vertical_position: bottom languages: - ja style: square text: "" final_name: <<key>> back_color: "#00000000" back_height: 90 back_width: 50 position: - horizontal_offset: 30 horizontal_align: left vertical_offset: 90 vertical_align: bottom

Any help would be appreciated even if it cant be down. Thanks 🙂

fringe eagleBOT
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pulsar tartan
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There is no settings-based way to do this. You'd have to make a copy of the default file and modify it to behave how you want.

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Or create your own overlay from scratch.

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The default starts at a position and builds down, so you would change it to build up.

topaz flower
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ah ok, I dont know enough to delve that far in.
I suppose I could just change it to display the Ja at the bottom and En at top since Ja is gonna be used in 99% of the shows

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I just didnt like that empty space lol If I learn more about that side of things I can have another look I suppose