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Model Resizing?

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I wasn't sure where to post this, so feel free to move this post if need be.

Anyway, I was wondering if it's possible to rescale character models using CrazyHand or by Hex editing?
 
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Swedguy said:
I wasn't sure where to post this, so feel free to move this post if need be.

Anyway, I was wondering if it's possible to rescale character models using CrazyHand or by Hex editing?
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You should be able to scale the TransN bone. Which is the second bone.
 
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just a quick note, model scaling using that value will not scale hitboxes as well. They will be attached to the same bones (which is good) but they will not be bigger/smaller (which is very bad). If you change model size just keep that in mind.
 
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Zadamanim said:
just a quick note, model scaling using that value will not scale hitboxes as well. They will be attached to the same bones (which is good) but they will not be bigger/smaller (which is very bad). If you change model size just keep that in mind.
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Ok, I'll just have to edit the TransN bones.
Z zankyou Which program should I use to edit character bones?
 
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Swedguy said:
Ok, I'll just have to edit the TransN bones.
Z zankyou Which program should I use to edit character bones?
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You have to use a hex editor and manually change it. You can try DTW. Open the character in the structural analysis tab and the first child bone is the TransN.
 
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I'm not sure I follow, but I think there may have been a misunderstanding. I meant that the hitboxes are not bigger, but the bones do grow with the model. So the hitboxes are in the right places relative to the larger/smaller character, but being too big can make things like sweetspots not function properly on smaller characters (weak hitboxes overlap them), or gaps between hitboxes on larger characters. Or maybe I'm the one misunderstanding. Does editing the TransN bones effect hitbox sizes?
 
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zankyou said:
You have to use a hex editor and manually change it. You can try DTW. Open the character in the structural analysis tab and the first child bone is the TransN.
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Ok, I'll look into it. Do I need to do a bit of Hexing in DTW, or is it pretty much model editing? I'm not familiar with DTW.
 
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