Try checking one of the 3D models that users have made for external modelling programs. The sizes should be proportional, if the user did a good job.
Alternatively, create a mod ingame in which each bodypart is a tiny bit bigger than the original. Then, open the mod in a text editing application, and the sizes of the bodyparts should be relatively close to the original values. (as far as I know, classic/default.tbm and mods in which default values are not changed do not show the sizes in the .tbm file)
Alternatively, create a mod ingame in which each bodypart is a tiny bit bigger than the original. Then, open the mod in a text editing application, and the sizes of the bodyparts should be relatively close to the original values. (as far as I know, classic/default.tbm and mods in which default values are not changed do not show the sizes in the .tbm file)
[23:23:53] <AndChat|700625> Blue eyes ultimate dragon best card
[23:24:29] <AndChat|700625> You know the one with 3 heads
[23:24:39] <~Lightningkid> just like my dick
[11:35:40] <box> Hampa suck
[11:36:21] <hampa> not the first to tell me that today
[23:24:29] <AndChat|700625> You know the one with 3 heads
[23:24:39] <~Lightningkid> just like my dick
[11:35:40] <box> Hampa suck
[11:36:21] <hampa> not the first to tell me that today
Open up Toribash.
Click on Setup -> Utils -> Mod Maker
When in Mod Maker, click on Next Page (Near the bottom right of the interface).
This provides the X,Y, and Z ratios of the body parts and their relative positions.
Click on Setup -> Utils -> Mod Maker
When in Mod Maker, click on Next Page (Near the bottom right of the interface).
This provides the X,Y, and Z ratios of the body parts and their relative positions.
Last edited by GoodBox; Oct 1, 2012 at 06:13 AM.
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