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The '''Encapsulate Rect''' node takes in 2 [[Type:Rect|rect]] [[Value Type|values]], and returns a rect that encapsulates both of them into one rect. | The '''Encapsulate Rect''' node takes in 2 [[Type:Rect|rect]] [[Value Type|values]], and returns a rect that encapsulates both of them into one rect. | ||
{{Note|If you need to check for masking/cliping of 2 rects, use the [[ProtoFlux:Clip Rect|Clip Rect]] node instead.|suggestion}} | |||
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Returns the encapsulated rect from the 2 provided rects. | Returns the encapsulated rect from the 2 provided rects. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 30 June 2024
Encapsulate Rect
Rects
The Encapsulate Rect node takes in 2 rect values, and returns a rect that encapsulates both of them into one rect.
Inputs
A (Rect)
The first rect.
B (Rect)
The second rect.
Outputs
* (Rect)
Returns the encapsulated rect from the 2 provided rects.
Examples
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An example of the Encapsulate Rect node in action, drawn out using Debug Line nodes, Rect 1 = Red, Rect 2 = Green, Rect 3 = Blue. -
Some code that draws 3 rects (using Debug Line nodes), Rect 1 = Red, Rect 2 = Green, Rect 3 = Blue.
