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Players often want to use a large block model with their small ship grids. This option would automate the export for that.
Necessary changes:
separate block dimensions for the small block version (ExportSettings, SESceneProperties, DATA_PT_spceng_scene)
reason: the model might occupy less than the full large block dimensions
requires an offset relative to the large block center that translates into a in the block-definition
drawing of the secondary small dimensions bounds
re-scaled mount point calculation for the small block-definition (mount_point_definitions() or its callers)
also needs to honor the offset
no model export for the small version, instead large block models are referenced in the block-definition (BlockExport, BlockDefinitionNode, MwmFileNode).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
when rescaling the mount point calculations there seems to be inconsistencies on a Z offset of 1 left side has scaled fine with it's offset, but right side is wrong. however a Y of 0.8 is working fine!
I suspect because the mount points need to be calculated of the cubesize in small is where my downfall is happening, although some need to multiply by 5 because they are 5 wide others being 1 (or 2 or 3) need to be dealt with in a relative way
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Players often want to use a large block model with their small ship grids. This option would automate the export for that.
Necessary changes:
ExportSettings
,SESceneProperties
,DATA_PT_spceng_scene
)mount_point_definitions()
or its callers)BlockExport
,BlockDefinitionNode
,MwmFileNode
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: