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3 Dimensional Chat / Stairs model, Opinions please.

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GreenDixy
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 03:01 Edited at: 12th Aug 2009 03:11
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I am new to blender, And i am working on a set of stairwell stairs. Looking for anyone who can tell me the scale size that this should be. Keep in mind the other side will be going up one more flight.



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Pbcrazy
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 03:23
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well it seems like your steps and railing get shorter as you go up the stairs. Not sure if that was on purpose...

Honestly can't comment much on scale atm, not sure what you mean. Your bottom step looks about right. Just keep everything in proportion with that.
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GreenDixy
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 03:26
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Yah the railing i need to boost up a bit more near the top, What i mean for scale is the scale in game for 2 square's. Guess i will find out when i try to get them in game after setup and texture.

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Pbcrazy
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 03:37
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Well, as far as scale. I suggest you make a tall slender box. Make it to the size you want a human model to be. Then base everything off of that box. Then when you go into your engine, everything will be the same size, but if you have to, you can uniformly resize everything by the same amount.
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GreenDixy
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 03:48
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Meh. I will figure it out when i get there. Will be posting updates of pics soon.

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David Gervais
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 03:53
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FYI a standard 'run' for stairs is 7 inch rises to a 10 inch run. So each step is 10 inches deep and 7 inches up to the next step. If you use this proportion the stairs will look better.

Just thought I'd point this out. I hope it helps you adjust the model.

Cheers!

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GreenDixy
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Posted: 12th Aug 2009 04:01 Edited at: 12th Aug 2009 04:03
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Thanks David that is great advice, And it will help out alot. Just started learning blender not that long ago. So if anyone knows how i can get the messurements to come up please let me know.

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GreenDixy
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 01:16
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Here is a update on the stairs, They are no where near complete. I still have to adjust the steps and railing. Figured this will give you an idea of where im going with it. Not sure what textures i am going to use.

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That1Smart Guy
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 23:09
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Quote: "Figured this will give you an idea of where im going with it."

not too hard to figure out, ur either going up or down......

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