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question about scaling objects
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thanxs for the reply
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And I actually got the menu combination now -- (in the viewing window of whatever camera you want to increase the draw distance of)
View -> Camera Attribute Editor -> Far clip plane (set this value to the maximum draw distance of the camera)
As for Maya's outdoors capacities:
https://www.highend3d.com/artists/art...oanala&iid=194
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You just need to alter the values for the far clip plane if you find your scene is disappearing. Select the relative camera where the scene is disappearing, activate the attribute editor, then boost it up to about 1000 - 3000, I find this ample. If it still is looking wierd, the near clip plane may also need adjusting, try setting this to a higher number too, such as 0.5.
Where I work we have to create a lot of scenes to scale. We use a scale of 1/10th, which is really good. If your building is, say, 200m high, simply divide by 10 to get the distance in maya units...apply this to everything to get a nicely scaled scene.
Hope this helps.
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thanxs for the help everyone
I think I'm god to go for now. Hopefully i will have something to post/share soon and can get some constructive criticism. Have a good one....
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In the game, check it's size compared to an object in the game of the same size you want. Make a note of the difference, if any, and calculate your objects like so from then on.
So, for example, if a cube six units tall is exported into the game and is about the size of a character, you can assume 6 units is approx. 6 feet and go from there.
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