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Finding absolute position of a vector
I have a vector, say (100, 100). Then I translate(100, 100), rotate(PI), again translate(50, 100), and etc. Then the vector will be drawn somewhere but not (100, 100). Let's say it was drawn at (120, 250). Now, Is there a way to store the vector (or points) (120, 250) without knowing all information about previous transformations?
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Look at modelX iirc
There is an example in the reference
Please don't post duplicates. You already have one discussion about this.
https://Forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/23394/how-to-trace-a-relatively-defined-point