Adds getGraphicBounds as well, which getGraphicMidpoint uses. Accounts everything except scrollFactor
Note: I've ignored scrollFactor because we are getting the graphic's position in world space, not screen space, the "idea" is that the object physically exists in the world at its x and y regardless of scrollFactor, which only changes where we "perceive" it to be
Adds
getGraphicBoundsas well, whichgetGraphicMidpointuses. Accounts everything except scrollFactorNote: I've ignored
scrollFactorbecause we are getting the graphic's position in world space, not screen space, the "idea" is that the object physically exists in the world at its x and y regardless ofscrollFactor, which only changes where we "perceive" it to be