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Layering Elements

Updated on May 7, 2026

Elements within VBOX Video scene files can be layered to change where they appear in the video overlay.

Elements will always appear in the screen design of the software the same way that they will show on the video itself.

Elements can be easily moved up and down a single layer by right clicking on the element of interest and selecting:

'Arrange > Send backward or ‘Bring forward’  

Images depicting the steps to move elements backwards one layer.


To move an element to the back of all other elements, the right hand click menu can be used.  

Images depicting sending an element to the back.

There are also quick access buttons in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. Clicking on these will cause the element in focus to re-locate.  

Screenshot of the Bring to Front button.
Screenshot of the Send to Back button.
Screenshot of the Bring to Front button.
Screenshot of the Send to Back button.


Dynamic elements (or parts of elements) will always be drawn over the top of static elements, regardless of the layering settings. These include:

  • Text elements (dynamic only)
  • Gauge needles
  • Range images
  • G-ball or track map position markers

For example, this range element is layered above the blue shape element.

Image showing elements over the top of a blue rectangle.

If the shape element is brought to the front, then the dynamic areas of the display range will still show in front of the shape, despite the layering settings.

Image showing the blue rectangle in front of non-dynamic elements, but behind dynamic elements.

Another example is if the shape element is layered over a gauge, g-ball, or dynamic text element, the needle/maker or text will still show on top.

Image showing a blue rectangle behind the dynamic needle of a Gauge.
Image showing a blue rectangle behind the dynamic needle of a Gauge and marker of a G-Ball.
Image showing a blue rectangle behind the dynamic needle of a Gauge.
Image showing a blue rectangle behind the dynamic needle of a Gauge and marker of a G-Ball.