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Subject: obj scale problem!


darthie112 ( ) posted Thu, 06 May 2004 at 1:09 PM ยท edited Sun, 26 January 2025 at 10:16 AM

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hi, I made a sword in Cinema 4d, did the textures with uvmapper, everything fits when when I import it in poser! but when I save it in the archive, it creates a pp2 file with all the obj-information, but I want a seperate objfile. I know how to edit this and make a link in pp2 file to the obj, but the problem is, when I now load the sword over the archive, the model is way to big. Is there a way to include a "resizing-information" in the pp2 file? why i do not resize the obj? I have my reasons :) but somehow it has to work, because when I import a obj in poser I have the option of resizing, so why not in a pp2 file? some advice? thanks


ockham ( ) posted Thu, 06 May 2004 at 1:21 PM

Just change the starting value for Scale in the pp2. The important line is the 'k' line, near the bottom of the scale paragraph. In this example it has k 0 1 which means that the value for Scale at frame 0 is 1.0; change the 1 to whatever it needs to be. For example, if 25% is the proper size, make the line k 0 0.25 ---------------------------------- propagatingScale scale { name GetStringRes(1028,5) initValue 1 hidden 0 forceLimits 0 min 0.001 max 100000 trackingScale 0.004 keys { static 0 k 0 1 } interpStyleLocked 0

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darthie112 ( ) posted Thu, 06 May 2004 at 3:24 PM

THANKS A LOT problem solved!


lesbentley ( ) posted Thu, 06 May 2004 at 7:36 PM

If you want the paramiter dial of the scaled prop to continue to display a value of 100%, you can do this by using two scale channels, renaming the first channel and hiding it.

           propagatingScale <br></br>                       {<br></br>                   name GetStringRes(1028,5)<br></br><br></br><br></br>                  forceLimits 0<br></br>                       min 0.001<br></br>                   max 100000<br></br>                  trackingScale 0.004<br></br>                 keys<br></br>                                {<br></br>                           static  0<br></br><br></br>                           }<br></br>                   interpStyleLocked 0<br></br>                 }<br></br>           propagatingScale scale<br></br>                      {<br></br>                   name GetStringRes(1028,5)<br></br>                   initValue 1<br></br>                 hidden 0<br></br>                    forceLimits 0<br></br>                       min 0.001<br></br>                   max 100000<br></br>                  trackingScale 0.004<br></br>                 keys<br></br>                                {<br></br>                           static  0<br></br><br></br>                           }<br></br>                   interpStyleLocked 0<br></br>                 }


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