creation of a coordinate matrix of more solid delimitation boxes

[Italo1486]

Good morning.

as from title I would need to create a matrix (or table) that summarizes the three coordinates of the delimitation boxes of each solid in a model composed of more solid.

when I use the propmass command I get the delimitation box of the selected solid single, if I select more will return the delimiting box of the set. what I would need instead is a summary of the coordinates of the individual boxes of all solids.

exists a command to do so or is a lisp necessary? I unfortunately do not plan lisp so I do not even know how to estimate the difficulty of such a lisp, so I ask help to those of this forum know much more than I do.

Thank you in advance for any help. Thank you very much

 

[Legs]

is not exactly the answer you are looking for but try to use: list.
for known solids provides basic information while for compounds should give you the two most extreme points of a parallelepiped that encloses them

 

[Italo1486]

Actually it's not entirely what I was looking for, I needed, like, a table in which each row corresponds to a solid and each column is the coordinate of each of the tops of the line solid delimitation box.
Intuition I don't think there's a command, on the other hand for someone handy of lisp I think it's relatively simple. . .
Thank you for the match, you were very courteous

 

[GP.]

... I think it's relatively simple. . .

It is feasible, but not for this "relatively simple", but the most important aspect is that it is not done in a few minutes.
but then, by curiosity, you just have the list or you also need to know which line each solid corresponds to?

 

[Italo1486]

It is feasible, but not for this "relatively simple", but the most important aspect is that it is not done in a few minutes.
but then, by curiosity, you just have the list or you also need to know which line each solid corresponds to?

First of all, I thank you for your interest. It is not necessary, I also have enough coordinate suns.

I actually admit I'm ignorant about it, used with python-like languages I thought it was simple. I imagined it as a routine that progressively selects each element, launches the command and loads the coordinates in a matrix at each step.

Thank you.