[SOLVED] Why do I get different values for those 2 things?

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Code (CSharp):

1.                 for (int i = 0; i < touchPoints[fingerId].Count; i++) {
2.                         newPoints.Add (new Vector2 ((touchPoints [fingerId] [i].x - minX) / scaleX, (touchPoints [fingerId] [i].y - minY) / scaleY));
3.  
4.                         Transform t = Instantiate (scaledPoint, Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint (newPoints [i]), Quaternion.identity) as Transform;
5.                         t.Translate (t.position.x, t.position.y, 0);
6.                         Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - t.Position: " + t.position);
7.                         Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - newPoints[" + i + "]: " + newPoints [i]);
8.                         Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - newPoints[" + i + "] ScreenToWorld: " + Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint (newPoints [i]));
9.                      
10.                 }

The t.position and the "Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint (newPoints )" give me 2 different values. Why??

Code (CSharp):

1.         private List<Vector2> Scale (int fingerId)
2.         {
3.                 Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - Points to scale:" + touchPoints [fingerId].Count);
4.  
5.                 List<Vector2> newPoints = new List<Vector2> ();
6.                 float minX = float.MaxValue, minY = float.MaxValue, maxX = float.MinValue, maxY = float.MinValue;
7.                
8.                 for (int i = 0; i < touchPoints[fingerId].Count; i++) {
9.                         if (touchPoints [fingerId] [i].x < minX) {
10.                                 minX = touchPoints [fingerId] [i].x;
11.                         }
12.                         if (touchPoints [fingerId] [i].y < minY) {
13.                                 minY = touchPoints [fingerId] [i].y;
14.                         }
15.                         if (touchPoints [fingerId] [i].x > maxX) {
16.                                 maxX = touchPoints [fingerId] [i].x;
17.                         }
18.                         if (touchPoints [fingerId] [i].y > maxY) {
19.                                 maxY = touchPoints [fingerId] [i].y;
20.                         }
21.                 }
22.                
23.                 float scaleX = (maxX - minX) / RESCALE, scaleY = (maxY - minY) / RESCALE;
24.                
25.                 Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - minX = " + minX + " - minY = " + minY + " maxX = " + maxX + " maxY = " + maxY);
26.                 Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - scaleX = " + scaleX + " - scaleY = " + scaleY);
27.                
28.                 for (int i = 0; i < touchPoints[fingerId].Count; i++) {
29.                         newPoints.Add (new Vector2 ((touchPoints [fingerId] [i].x - minX) / scaleX, (touchPoints [fingerId] [i].y - minY) / scaleY));
30.  
31.                         Transform t = Instantiate (scaledPoint, Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint (newPoints [i]), Quaternion.identity) as Transform;
32.                         t.Translate (t.position.x, t.position.y, 0);
33.                         Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - t.Position: " + t.position);
34.                         Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - newPoints[" + i + "]: " + newPoints [i]);
35.                         Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - newPoints[" + i + "] ScreenToWorld: " + Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint (newPoints [i]));
36.                        
37.                 }
38.  
39.                 Debug.Log ("Finger " + fingerId + " - Points Scaled: " + newPoints.Count);
40.  
41.                 return newPoints;
42.         }

EDIT: SOLVED BY JOE STROUT

 

I'd say it's because, after you instantiate t at Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint(newPoints), you immediately translate it (by its own x and y position). Why would it be the same after you move it somewhere else?

But perhaps I've missed the point...