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Silence
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Posted: 14th Feb 2013 16:42
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Is there a special piece of coding to make models larger in DBPro? I made an excellant model but it's too small in the game. Is there a way to make it bigger without running it through Blender again?
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Rudolpho
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Posted: 14th Feb 2013 16:50
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You can use scale object objNumber, width, height, depth.
The scale is given in percents, so 100 for normal scale, but it accepts floats as well, ie. 0.1 is 1/1000:th of the original scale.

Otherwise you will just have to change it's size in your modelling program before exporting it I guess.


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Silence
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Posted: 15th Feb 2013 16:46
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Thank you very much Rudolpho
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MrValentine
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Posted: 15th Feb 2013 17:42
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I found that there is a little more work required once you scale up, an example of what I mean can be seen in my Volcanic Adventures demo, I scaled up the ball object, was too lazy to resize it inside my modeller [Because that was done on another rig] and because of that I think my surfaces had lighting issues... I may experiment further, but thought it was worth a mention...

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Thank you MrValentine
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Thank you too

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