Scaling

Subject: Scaling Tue Dec 25, 2012 8:31 am

We have a measuring tape for scaling but...It's not very effective. With the new races/classes given, some of the morphs could be big. And even using .90 won't scale them to an average height. Or they can be really small, and needed to scale up and 1.1 is still too short.

I would suggest adding a bigger and smaller scale range, or just let us have ".mod scale" for the people that need to use it. But make sure it's used -within reason-.

Subject: Re: Scaling Tue Dec 25, 2012 6:52 pm

I had given this some thought and I will give players the .mod scale command. No overscaling! 1.1 is the highest allowed for regular races IC. Anyone over 1.1 will receive a warning. Abusing these commands will warrant suspensions and potentially bans. If you are warned, do not take it lightly.

TL;DR?

Scale range for regular races are still .9-1.1, this command is simply to accommodate for players whom may be using a morph.

P.s. This is something I had wanted to implement since the .mod display command but was reluctant to. Please don't make me regret this.

Subject: Re: Scaling Wed Dec 26, 2012 8:35 am

Are we allowed to use the scale command to do ".mod scale .85" that we are the regular height of a player? For example, if I find a Mag'har male model I like, but it's bigger than a regular orc and .90 is still too big, can we use lower to fit into the average range?

Subject: Re: Scaling Wed Dec 26, 2012 9:44 am

There are, of course, cases such as this where that would be acceptable. However, the Mag'har Orc skin is available in the character creation screen given you have the patch.

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