There are three main types of coordinates used in OpenLoco. They are as follows: Point, Pos2/Pos3 and TilePos2.

Point represent screen coordinates and are always therefore 2D. You can scale the coordinates from the screen to within a viewport using the ScreenToViewport::applyTransform. This function will perform a ScreenToViewport::uiOffsetTransform followed by a ScreenToViewport::scaleTransform followed by a ScreenToViewport::viewOffsetTransform. The inverse can be performed with ViewportToScreen. All graphics functions are within the screen coordinates space and therefore take Point. Care must be taken to know if the coordinates are pre or post viewport transforms.

Pos3 represent game coordinates and are therefore 3D. You can transform from game coordinates to Screen coordinates using gameToScreen. To do the reverse there are a number of alternative methods depending on if only the surface is to be selected or if all tile data needs to be considered. Coordinates can be rotated using the Vector::Math::rotate function. There are 4 rotations within the game. Each tile comprises of 32 units. When at zoom == 0 a unit is equal to a pixel. Often functions take a Pos2 when the height is not expected to matter.

TilePos2 represent coordinates of in game tiles and are Pos2 / 32.