mistermanugo

I'm pretty new to Max and I have some troubles doing a simple thing.

I want to be able to output the minimum and maximum values of both x and y when drawing in an LCD object, in order to calculate its simplified area.

Indeed, this technique will not calculate its precise area but the area of the rectangle created by taking these values. (this is what I want)

I have trouble to output the maximum and minimum x and y values of a drawing.

The problem is that the "maximum" object doesn't seem to receive the "bag" information simultaneously so it doesn't output the maximum of the bag's list.

I'm sure the solution to my problem is simple but I don't know how to solve it.

I'm pretty new to Max and I have some troubles doing a simple thing.
I want to be able to output the minimum and maximum values of both x and y when drawing in an LCD object, in order to calculate its simplified area.
Indeed, this technique will not calculate its precise area but the area of the rectangle created by taking these values. (this is what I want)
I have trouble to output the maximum and minimum x and y values of a drawing.
Here is what I've tried:

I hope someone can help me!
I'm sure the solution to my problem is simple but I don't know how to solve it.

calculate-area-of-a-simple-lcd-drawing

try the patch below... should do the trick...

ooops. should have read better... this will only calculate the area of the click on and click off area...

try the patch below... should do the trick... 

ooops. should have read better... this will only calculate the area of the click on and click off area...
not the maximum drawn area....


Wow! This was my first post on the forum and I can say that it is awesome :)

Thank you very much for the quick answer, I really appreciate!

By the way, I also tried to figure out the problem on my own and I came out with this solution.

But yours is nice too because it draws the actual rectangle over it! Very professional indeed.

Wow! This was my first post on the forum and I can say that it is awesome :)
Thank you very much for the quick answer, I really appreciate!
By the way, I also tried to figure out the problem on my own and I came out with this solution.

Calculate Area of a simple LCD drawing