Quote - @max scaling is more to do with import/export options then anything in the proggy if its right size in modeler and scaled right on export/import it shouldn't change anything BUT because of posers tiny scaling they maybe rounding errors ;-)

I'm talking about modeling to scale, with proportional thickness.  Wings3D doesn't have real world units to model something to architecturally accurate scale.  This is especially true if you needed/wanted an object with specific thickness values relative to it's size.  You can add thickness to an object in Wings, but it's virtually impossible to measure a specific thickness measurement, in proportion to the world scale of the object.  It has nothing to do with the scale transition upon export, but upon modelling.  This is why I wouldn't recommend Wings for architectural modelling, unless real world scaling isn't important, and "close enough" is good enough.  I suppose for most Poser requirements, that is the case, but there's no telling how accurate someone would like their models to be, and it's a good thing that poeple realize that they aren't going to get precision results before they decide to start a project, and then realize it after the fact.

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