The white square is the frame.
After undocumented manipulations, I can still work.
I don’t have OBS on Windows 10 yet, so I can’t film these manipulations in detail. I work mainly in Windows 7, there are no these frames there.
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A little surprised nobody has piped in here to support this suggestion. I too can get heavily hung up because a Shortcut frame over an object is blocking my view of that object’s absolute position - it would be good to be able to switch the frame off in such instances with a hotkey whilst still being able to manipulate it:
I agree that in many occasions it would be useful to have a way to hide/show the rectangle control.
Or maybe just to reduce it’s opacity by, say, 50% ?
That way you would still be able to see and use the resize and moving handles. And you would also be able see what’s under the rectangle control.
When working with pixels, reducing transparency will not help. In the Adobe package, such a frame can be turned off, but the centering point cannot be turned off there and I have to switch to another object so that it does not interfere.