This is likely because we’re comparing original value with denormalized values, which are often slightly different due to rounding via the F214 round-trip.
Now a nice dot is created, thanks to locationsAreEqual() function, which compares the mappings when normalized and rounded to 1/16384 unit, and also allows only comparing a subset of axes.
This is likely because we’re comparing original value with denormalized values, which are often slightly different due to rounding via the F214 round-trip.