dark basic object size problem...

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Shafan

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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 15:48

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when i load object the object sizes are not the real size of the model....how i fix it?

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Battosaibry

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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 16:22

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Youl have to use the scale object command

scale object 1,200,200,200

the 3 200's are the X,Y, and Z sizes of the object. and the number "1" is the number of the object we wish to scale.

Make games play games, hey its a living!

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Kentaree

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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 16:23 Edited at: 15th Apr 2004 16:25

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Unfortunately, there is no "real" size of an object. Every modeler, and every different development package, have different relative sizes. The only way you can fix it is to experiment with scale object, and then use whatever scale is works best for you.

[Edit]Dammit, you posted just as I was typing Battosaibry, good answer though, it's a bit like mine

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Its not a bug, its a feature!

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Shafan

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Posted: 15th Apr 2004 16:49

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thank you two very muchhhhh!!!!

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bibz1st

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Posted: 17th Apr 2004 15:24

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If your scaling objects AND using DB's built in collision then be aware of the fact that when you scale an object, its collision size does not get scaled, it stays the original size of the object.
If your using math collision or NG DLL then its not a problem.
rob

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