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If the node isn’t rotated, than its pretty simple to do:

relative pos=child.absoluteBounds.pos-parent.absoluteBounds.pos

size=child.absoluteBounds.size


but if the node is rotated, than the absoluteBounds reflects the overall space it takes instead of the size of the node.


My trigonometry isn’t the best, but I don’t think that’s enough information to calculate the width and height of the node.


Is there anything we can do to derive this?

I have the same question


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