Rotation jump trick
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Illustration of the trick
The rotation jump trick is a way of making text "jump" in a line, without using the \move ASS override tag.
The image to the right illustrates the trick. By placing the rotation origin point outside the screen (blue rectangle), a very small rotation (illustrated by the two blue radii) will result in a movement that's almost only vertical. If the origin is far enough away and the rotation small enough, no visible horizontal movement will be made at all, and the text will not appear to be rotated.
Here is an example of the trick in use:
{\frz0\org(10000,0)\t(0,500,\frz-0.01)\t(500,1000,\frz0)}JUMP!
This makes a jump of around 20 pixels in a 704x480 pixel video.
