I am creating a game where you can place animals in different spots. When placing them, I want them to get squished for a split-second. This behavior can be created with Tween Scale, which worked fine just like in the tutorial! 
However, the Tween Scale function (to my surprise) does not allow me to specify the point I want the sprite to get squished around. I want the animal to show a realistic squishing behavior, so the point that it should get squished around should be on the bottom mid of the sprite (where the animal’s feet are). However, even though I can create a new point at the desired location, in the Tween Scale function I can only select either of two options: Either “from center: yes”, squishing it from the center, or “from center: no”, squishing it from the origin. The new point I created cannot be selected.
My workaround was to just move the center manually for every animal. This actually does work. But I am worried it might cause problems later on. So far it didn’t, because everything regarding coordinates that I used so far seems to refer to the origin (if there are exceptions to this, please let me know!!!). It just seems weird that I need to un-center the center for this specific function. I guess?
If any of you know how I can use my custom point for a function such as Tween Scale (maybe using the PointX(“BottomMidSquish”) expression, or maybe something entirely different I do not know yet), please let me know. I know it is not a huge issue, but still something that should at best be done properly :b If there actually is no way so far, then maybe that could be a suggestion for a future update: Equipping a function such as Tween Scale with a drop-down-menu including all the points, rather than a yes/no-button for either center or origin.
Thanks guys!
