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dogged2003
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dogged2003
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Hello!
I want to reduce the horse. To put it on a palm. I need to reduce not a human 100 times. iClone allows only 2 times (50%). With the preservation of the possibility of applying movements. What are the options? Tried to use Blender, 3dxchange-blender-edxchange-did not work. The figure was distorted. Thanks for any advice.
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Kelleytoons
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Kelleytoons
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If it's a CC character you can edit it there and scale it (and then repeatedly scale it until you get what you want). If not, you can scale your character down to 50%, save the project, reload it, and repeat as necessary (you'll get there in five tries, I do believe, but I just woke up so my math may not be right).
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dogged2003
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dogged2003
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I want to reduce the horse. To put it on a palm.
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I just tried this out, and it does not work as expected. Reducing the size of the Horse to 50% using the Avatar Proportions works - but only once!! After saving the scaled down Horse, and then reloading this item in the scene it is impossible to further reduce it in scale using the Avatar Proportions panel. In fact this process does not work with any non-human asset, but does work with any Character - with the exception of those created in CC.. As a final test I tried this out in iClone 6.5 - and it does not function there either using non-human characters.
Gerry
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dogged2003
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dogged2003
Posted 6 Years Ago
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I sent to 3dxchange, exported the file to iClone. And this avatar retains the 50% scaling.
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Kelleytoons
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Okay, then how about scaling the human UP to 1000%, so the horse fits on his palm? (Sometimes you have to think outside the box).
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Rogue Anime
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I think scaling characters is made harder by not having a viewable height scale in CC when creating child or taller-than-life characters with nothing for reference in the program. I can't understand why they did not put a scaling tool in the CC2 version. It's obviously a missing tool. ~V~
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TheOldBuffer
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There is a setting in cc2 to allow user to know how tall/short a character is. Activate in preferences.
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