Scripts / [SOLVED] Can we scale an entity horizontal

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The function Scale(e,v) -- scale the entity from all sides.
The function xs, ys, zs = GetObjectScales( obj ) -- returns scale values of object in all axis

Would it be possible to some how scale an entity horizontal ?

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Ok thanks Smallg
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Yes.

ScaleObject( obj, x, y, z ) -- Scales object in all axis (Note: uses object id not entity!)

Copied straight out of global.lua!

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Posted: 14th Apr 2020 11:15 Edited at: 14th Apr 2020 11:15
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AmenMoses, i missed that one, guess i pressed the find next button to fast. hahaha
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Be aware that if you scale something in test mode when you come back out to the editor it will stay at that scale!

What I do is create a script that sets all environment settings and object scalings back to default, attach it to a zone and make sure the player is in the zone before exiting back to the editor.
Saves a lot of frustration that way.
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yes AmenMoses i just saw it. lol
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I wish (among other additions), the properties panel showed the scale factor,
the objects real world position, angle, etc. There could be a check box for if
the scaling and positioning by scripts adhered after exit test.

This is not to make scripts unnecessary, be to be a tool helper to scripters who
want to adjust the parameters in their scripts-- faster and more handily.
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Posted: 14th Apr 2020 21:27 Edited at: 15th Apr 2020 10:28
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That's really cool PCS.
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I added that command about 3 years ago and this is the first time I've seen it used.
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@AmenMoses: Is there a way to control the speed of scaling? I think it would be very usefull, to simulate the growth of plants
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AmenMoses thank you for adding it 3 years ago, its a very useful and cool function
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Posted: 15th Apr 2020 13:49 Edited at: 15th Apr 2020 13:55
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Don't worry, Amen. I've got several uses of it in my game project.
I first messed with this at least a year ago.
Not everyone posts videos of their lua classes!

BTW, I am now finding (and at the time we discussed this-- it wasn't working)
but collision of re-scaled objects seems to be working just fine now.
Excellent, thank you.
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