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I'm having trouble with finding the mouse coordinates on my isometric game. The games tiles are sent to openGL in 2d form, but rotated into isometric: (before rotation)

(after rotation):

I have access to the current player's x and y coords, the size of the tiles (128x128) the approximate render size of the tile (180x90) and the position of the mouse. I think this may be to do with the coordinate system I use as I have seen this image: | reckon the code I use to calculate the mouse position uses that system.

Here is the code to get the position: (I have coded in two methods, so I will show both)

public class IsometricPointSystem {
public static Vector2f pixelToIso(Vector2f pixel, int camX, int camY){
  //return _pixelToIsoAlgebra(pixel, camX, camY);
  return _pixelToIsoColor(pixel, camX, camY);
}

protected static Vector2f _pixelToIsoAlgebra(Vector2f pixel, int camX, int camY){

  Vector2f cam = cameraCalc(camX, camY);

  int x = (int) (pixel.x + cam.x);
  int y = (int) (pixel.y + cam.y);
  int tileWidth = Tile.TILE_ISO_WIDTH;
  int tileHeight = Tile.TILE_ISO_HEIGHT;
  //int tileWidth = 128;
  //int tileHeight = 128;
  int x0 = 144 + tileWidth/2;
  int y0 = 2;
  int i = (int)Math.floor( (y - y0)/(double)tileHeight - (x - x0)/(double)tileWidth );
  int j = (int)Math.floor( (y - y0)/(double)tileHeight + (x - x0)/(double)tileWidth );



  return new Vector2f(i, j);
}
protected static Vector2f _pixelToIsoColor(Vector2f pixel, int camX, int camY){
  int tileWidth = Tile.TILE_ISO_WIDTH; //180
  int tileHeight = Tile.TILE_ISO_HEIGHT; //90

  Vector2f cam = cameraCalc(camX, camY);

  //int playerTileX = -((camX - (Display.getWidth() / 2 - 64)) / 128);
  //int playerTileY = -((camY - (Display.getHeight() / 2 - 64)) / 128);

  int nx = (int) (pixel.x + cam.x) - 450;
  int ny = (int) (pixel.y + cam.y) - 450;

  int maskX = nx / tileWidth;
  int maskY = (ny / tileHeight) * 2;

  int mouseMapX = nx % tileWidth;
  int mouseMapY = ny % tileHeight;



  try{
   Color color = new Color(TextureManager.tileMap.getRGB(mouseMapX, mouseMapY));
  
   if(color.equals(new Color(255, 0, 0))) return new Vector2f(maskX - 1, maskY);
   if(color.equals(new Color(255, 255, 0))) return new Vector2f(maskX, maskY - 1);
   if(color.equals(new Color(0, 255, 0))) return new Vector2f(maskX, maskY + 1);
   if(color.equals(new Color(0, 0, 255)))return new Vector2f(maskX - 1, maskY);
  
  } catch(Exception e){}

  return new Vector2f(maskX, maskY);
}

public static Vector2f cameraCalc(int camX, int camY){
  int playerTileX = -((camX - (Display.getWidth() / 2 - 64)) / 128);
  int playerTileY = -((camY - (Display.getHeight() / 2 - 64)) / 128);

  int heightPlus = 0;
  int widthPlus = 0;

  heightPlus += playerTileX * 45;
  widthPlus -= playerTileX * 90;

  heightPlus += playerTileY * 90;
  widthPlus += playerTileY * 90;


  return new Vector2f(widthPlus, heightPlus);
}
}

Would it be possible to convert the coordinate system in the image to my coordinate system?

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