02-03-2019, 08:43 PM
Yes, it should be on the obvious list 
The max module always needs y values and looks for the maximum in there. The x is optional. If given, the corresponding x for the maximum y value is returned as well. So, if you want to find the max in a series of values, you need to connect it to y, even if you use those values as x in another context.
Are you trying your phyphox-files on iOS?
On Android, there should be a (more or less comprehensible) error instead of a crash. On iOS, the current parser tends to crash the entire app (which on iOS simply means that the app closes). The good news is, that the parser on iOS has already been entirely rewritten and will be released with version 1.1.0. With that version, you should get precise errors on iOS.
The max module always needs y values and looks for the maximum in there. The x is optional. If given, the corresponding x for the maximum y value is returned as well. So, if you want to find the max in a series of values, you need to connect it to y, even if you use those values as x in another context.Are you trying your phyphox-files on iOS?
On Android, there should be a (more or less comprehensible) error instead of a crash. On iOS, the current parser tends to crash the entire app (which on iOS simply means that the app closes). The good news is, that the parser on iOS has already been entirely rewritten and will be released with version 1.1.0. With that version, you should get precise errors on iOS.