Get untransformed bounds of an object

Adobe XD UXP Plugin API
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Be able to get the untransformed bounds of an element.

If an object that is sized to 100 width by 100 height is positioned at 100 x and 100 y and then the user rotates it 45° the left and top values are 79.29 x 79.29.

Before:

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image1448×930 57.9 KB

After:

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image1444×940 61.1 KB

Is it possible to get the original untransformed bounds through an API (the original x and y)? Using the example above, if original x and y is 100 x 100 and the rotated x and y is 79.29 x 79.29 I would like to get the 100 x 100.

And if or if not, would it be possible to store the original untransformed element bounds parent right before a rotation is first applied? For example, if the original position is 100 x 100 simply store that and the parent object bounds. Maybe store the transform origin if that’s not always the center.

Use Case
A plugin author wants to export from XD to other formats and needs to know the bounds of the unrotated object.

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Might have found it:

var unrotatedTransform = item.transform.rotate(-item.rotation, item.localCenterPoint.x, item.localCenterPoint.y);
var translation = unrotatedTransform.getTranslate();
console.log("unrotatedTransform.x:" + translation[0]); // 100 
console.log("unrotatedTransform.y:" + translation[1]); // 100

It looks like this will get the original width and height:

   var unrotatedBounds = unrotatedTransform.transformRect(item.localBounds);
   console.log("unrotatedBounds:", unrotatedBounds);
   unrotatedBounds: { 
    x: 100.00000877115698,
    y: 99.99999908076511,
    width: 199.99999652438217,
    height: 99.99999826219108 }
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Yes this is definitely possible by applying some math. Thank you!