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exact measures of a primitive (?meters by ? meters)


anicg

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For a square it's quite simple. Measure the perimeter and divide it by the number of edges (4) to get the length of each edge. Or measure the area and take the root of that.

It's not as simple for a rectangle, there you could instead use Convert Line SOP. It will convert the edges to a line and give you the length in "restlength". 

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Thanks. One final step: how to make the size of a box match the measured x,y,z of a bound, not copy pasting values, but linked?

And position. So the idea is to create a box that perfectly matches the size and position of a bound node.

box size from measured bound.JPG

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