I'm wondering if there's a better way to do this. The method I've developed works really well, but I feel like it could be simplified.
My goal is to get the centroid and/or bbox for a group of points or polys. Usually I group the points/polys and use a delete node off to the side to delete non-selected, isolating the group. Then I use a transform node with the centroid/bbox expression on the pivot point to reference the delete node.
Sample project is attached.
It works, but I feel like the whole thing could be streamlined.
Group centroid and bbox
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- Konstantin Magnus
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There is $GCX $GCY $GCZ referring to the centroid of the input group. Have a look at “Locals” in the documentation of the transform node.
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