Easy way to find the center coords?

[jemicha]

I want to have some UILabels and UIImages animate, and although I can get the center coords with the following code:

 NSLog(@"the center point of grid center is %f,%f", myLabel.center.x, myLabel.center.y );

It seems to me there must be an easier way to move an object in storyboard and then see its coords so I can code my animation.

Rather than copy down all my original coords, move all the objects then run the program with a pile of NSLogs and check all the new coords so i can enter them into the animation code, and then move everything back to its original position.

Anyone have a better way?

[jemicha]

I realized I was using the wrong type of animation. I have been looking up tutorials that are outdated I guess. So I no longer need to find the center coords of objects.

I found out a cool trick that I thought I would post though to help others trying to figure out exactly how far to move things in their animations. I am sure it is very obvious to most it not all of you, but:

If you select the view object you want to move (e.g a UIImage) Holding down the alt/option key while hovering over other view objects, will tell you the relative x and y distances.