Hello, If I have a frame called "Frame1" and an object called "Object1" inside the "world" frame and I need to express the position of "Object1" with respect to "Frame1". To do that I am using the following method:

tf2_ros::Buffer buffer_;
buffer_.transform(Object1's position with respect to the "world", output, "Frame1" )

A publisher node is continuously publishing the Object1's position with respect to the "world" through a topic and a subscriber node is receiving the streamed messages, but the system cannot know that this position is with respect to the "world". A tf2_ros::TransformBroadcaster is broadcasting the transforms between the "world" and "Frame1". So, how does the transform method work? Does it automatically assume that the streamed position messages are with respect to the "world" and performs the necessary calculation based on this assumption?