Product Chat / How do i change the scale of a created character in GAMEGURU?

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Mrimtheleader1
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Posted: 3rd May 2017 04:09
I used to gameguru character creator and now i want to rescale the character to be small but it wont let me do it.

Any help is appreciated.
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granada
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Posted: 3rd May 2017 07:01 Edited at: 3rd May 2017 07:03
You need to do it in a outside editor like fragmotion,it's not a good idea to scale anything within GG it dosent seem to like it when you do.

http://www.fragmosoft.com/

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DVader
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Posted: 3rd May 2017 14:46
Granada is correct, scaling in the FPE works (or used to), but it seems to cause issues.


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Mrimtheleader1
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Posted: 3rd May 2017 20:45
I downloaded fragmotion but the characters i created with gameguru CHARACTER CREATOR don't have any supported files.
Whats the process id have to go through to scale the characters down to be small?
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cybernescence
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Posted: 3rd May 2017 21:46
You can scale them by adding e.g. scale = 30 (30% of normal size) in the associated .fpe file (found in user\charactercreator folder).

The character creator entities are made up of composites, so when you then load into editor the body looks scaled but the head isn't, though when you run the game the whole body does scale. However, any weapons attached don't scale ... so looks odd (funny). The collision box also doesn't appear to adjust. Also I didn't try this in a standalone, so as others have mentioned you may have issues there.

Don't think the CC characters are really designed to be resized at the moment.
LeeBamber
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Posted: 5th May 2017 14:56
Generally, I do not recommend scaling characters as it affects their physics attributes and other abilities like being able to go through doors. We do have some larger characters in the collection but they are generally designed from scratch to be so large, and preferably, outdoors
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