Average of X and Y positions (Identical Objects)

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    [MENTION=25981]DuckJohnn[/MENTION]
    As I can see, you are just creating other objects. But you can't actually find a middle X and middle Y due to count of objects. Which objects we should check?

    Sorry.

    What are you talking about? I'm not that bad at this >:S I've used Clickteam over 5 years xd
    I want to get the average X and Y coordinates from each duplicate object to two counters. X average from every object and Y average from every object. As I said. It's easy if the objects were different, but this time they are duplicates. They should be able to count so that there are a different number of objects each time.

    If you want to get average X and Y from TWO objects, then you have to create more strings which will contain that. Because I really have no Idea which objects we should check if there are many of them. Nearest or what? I didn't get it

    Edited once, last by void_17 (May 25, 2020 at 5:51 PM).

    Hi, I’m still learning a lot, but I think I have a fix for the averages.

    I didn’t use counters, but instead used an active to hold the variables. I’m not sure how much math you can do in a counter.
    The “for each” loop needs two parts, I added the second part and used it to total the position coordinates, and count objects.
    I zero out all the counters each 1 second when you change all of the coordinates.

    Enjoy. It was fun working on someone else’s problem for a change of pace ()

    Sorry for the slow response. I was elsewhere. This seems to work perfectly. That's how I wanted it to work. Thanks :)
    I tried a bit of something similar before, but for some reason I didn’t get it to work.
    I'm new with "foreach" objects, loops and stuff so I thought something else had to be done in it.

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