How can I align objects to a fixed object?

Hey, I recently used this alignment function. After thinking about it, I wrote an auxiliary script. Put the following code into a file with the suffix name .jsfl and place it in the following path
C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Animate <version number>\en_US（language）\Configuration\Commands\
This way you can use it in the command window.
Alignment.jsfl

var dom = fl.getDocumentDOM();
var selection = dom.selection;
if (selection.length < 2) {
	alert("Please select at least two objects!");
} else {
	// Sort the selected elements from left to right, with the leftmost element as the standard
	selection.sort(function (a, b) {
		return a.left - b.left;
	});
	// Record the x position of the leftmost element
	var leftmostX = selection[0].x;
	dom.align('horizontal center', false);
	// Assign the X position of the leftmost element to other elements
	for (var i = 0; i < selection.length; i++) {
		if (selection[i].x !== undefined) {
			selection[i].x = leftmostX;
		}
	}
}

The script has some usage conditions,
1. The object to be fixed must be ensured to be at the leftmost of all elements, that is, other elements must be to the right of the fixed object,
2. It can only be used for symbols with the registration point in the middle, otherwise it will not work correctly,

I asked ChatGPT how to do this. It replied that I should select the object I didn’t want to move and click the "anchor" button in the Alignment tool tab, then select the other objects and click the desired alignment. Obviously, it made that up—this button doesn’t exist. But it would be a great idea!

This is a simple but laborious thing, and I’ll share my method.
First you need to determine the reference object, such as the circular symbol you mentioned,
Open the Transform panel and select the circle to enlarge it. In order for other elements to be centered around the circle, the reference object must be wider than the other elements.
Select the text and circle to align them horizontally, then reset the zoom (or return them to their original size).
Now you have a rounded shape with centered text

Hi.

Animate will keep the larger one fixed.

So you have to either enlarge or reduce one of them.

Regards,

JC

manually move the text, then align