Answer by m50
You can try removing the parent of the child, set the position of the main object to its child, then reparenting
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You could save the current combined position of the children in a var, then center the children to the parent (maybe using transform.localPosition or whatever suits your specific need), and then move...
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If you are trying to move the parent relative to the children, it sounds like you may have your parent/child relationship backwards or sideways. What benefits is the parent/child relationship getting...
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Sum the transform.position of all of the children, then, divide that by the count of the children. This is the centered position. Set each of the children's parent to null, then move the parent object...
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