lowerright

Lowerright is a term used in geometry, computer graphics, and user interface design to denote the lower-right region of a two-dimensional rectangle or coordinate space. It is often used as an anchor, alignment reference, or placement point in layouts and rendering pipelines.

Coordinate systems differ: in screen or image coordinates, the origin is typically the top-left corner, the x-axis increases to the right, and the y-axis increases downward; therefore the lowerright corner has maximal x and y values. In traditional Cartesian coordinates, with the origin at the bottom-left, the lowerright point has maximum x and minimum y.

Implementation and usage in code: lowerright may appear as a named constant or in enums such as Corner.BottomRight; some libraries use pairs (horizontal: right, vertical: bottom) or a vector (1,1).

In practice, lowerright is used to position UI elements, align textures, perform hit testing, or define clipping in regions.

See also: lowerLeft, lowerRight, upperLeft, upperRight.