I'm a developer very bad in math, and I got a problem that I'm not able to solve.
I got a grid each cell got a position X and Y like shown in the picture below
Actually I got the red coordinates, I need the green ones...
My cells are in diagonal so it takes the diagonal line as center.
If I do X - Y it would be good for the first col, but the second one will have 1 too much.
I don't have many clues
Sorry if I put the wrong tags but I don't have many ideas of where to put it.
Thank you for your help.
Call the red coordinates $X$ and $Y$, and the green coordinates $X'$ and $Y'$. Then
$$X' = (Y+X)/2,$$
$$Y' = (Y-X)/2.$$
You can think of this as the result of applying a rotation of $45^\circ$ clockwise to the vector $(X,Y)$, then normalizing the result.