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How can you adjust the anchor point in After Effects without altering the layer's position?
Updated: 1/15/2025
To adjust the anchor point in After Effects without changing the layer's position, you can use the Pan Behind tool. This tool allows you to move the anchor point independently from the layer's position, making it easy to make adjustments without affecting the layer's placement on the screen.
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