SOLVED bPoint Relative Coordinates
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This might be a stupid question...but why are bPoint coordinates relative to the bPoint's anchor location and not within the glyph's overall space?
Thanks,
Connor
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Thanks for the explanation, @colinmford! These relative/absolute functions are super helpful.
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I believe it's to do with the idea of a
bPoint
being one "thing", the handles are a part of it.In the
point
object, each point is separate, with absolute coordinates.Also FontParts has a few methods to deal with the conversion between relative and absolute if you need em.
https://github.com/robotools/fontParts/blob/master/Lib/fontParts/base/bPoint.py#L394