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I'm really confused about that one, I can only assume it's a bug because it only happens some of the time, but when I delete the rotated image and re-add it to a slot it's the right way round again.

Also, images still aren't inheriting translation coordinates when being added, either to a new slot or a current one. I want the images to line up, but I'm having to move each individual one manually, which is a huge pain because I have a lot of images. I used to be able to drag images in the right hand menu from the folder and onto another image in the slot to get it to copy that image's position, but an update some time ago changed this so it now replaces the image and there's no other workaround I can find. Don't know if it's a bug or not, but it's really frustrating! It's my biggest problem with this software, and I don't understand why it exists. Is it something I'm doing wrong??

Hello Cyonica, the bahavior you are experiencing is correct and expected. But there's a couple tips that might ease your work:
First, you can select as many attachments as you want and paste/type in the right coordinates all at the same time. This works well if they're not all under the same slot, because in that case having the image deselected will bound you to change only the visible image. You can temporarily create slots and then reselect all the attachments to move them back in the right slot (by filtering the tree to attachments or by selecting them in the tree view).
Second tip, I found it very weird at first too, but it's normal that an image might be turned 90°, since they inherit the orientation of the parent bone. Just import the image while root is selected, then press P yo parent it into the correct bone and move it in the right slot 🙂 lately I've been adding hundreds of images to swap on a project, and this has been the most effective way, I hope it might be useful for you too!

Thank you very much for the reply! That should help a lot 🙂