How can i attach bigger and smaller attachement of same type to a unit?

[ALiEN95]

for example
i have a gun attachment

than i attach it to a unit in normal size

how could i next time attach it to a unit with bigger size without making a unit bigger too?

 

[ikillforeyou]

Were you the one that made the model? because with some simple magos' editing i could do that for you, you'd have to change "Art - Required animation names - Attachments" to small medium or large, you can check it on my autofitting plate pauldrons.

 

[ALiEN95]

am asking for any kind of attachment

can you add attachment with size 10 to unit with size 1

and later

can you add that same attachment but with size 2 to unit with size 1 and so on...

you know that attachment gets big if its added to a big unit,so is it possible to make attachment small event if it is attached on a big unit?

(btw i don't need help with reducing/increasing size in model editor)

 

[ikillforeyou]

No, you'd have to have multiple models or a model with a "Big" animation which would make it like, lets say 2x size, thats a bit complicated, yeah.

 

[RED BARON]

for example
i have a gun attachment

than i attach it to a unit in normal size

how could i next time attach it to a unit with bigger size without making a unit bigger too?

A way to avoid importing a second model with be to use a dummy unit and triggers.. then you could use the Object editor to change size, but the suggestion of multipliable import is easier.

 

[ALiEN95]

a way to avoid importing a second model with be to use a dummy unit and triggers.. Then you could use the object editor to change size, but the suggestion of multipliable import is easier.

btw i want to do it with this attachment,but can anyone reduce the size of it ? (to about 20-35 KB)

View attachment 72731

 

[Mulgrim]

if you have vertex modifier it's really simple to do, just scale it, but you'll have to make 2 imports rather than one.

 

[ALiEN95]

im looking for solution that does not require double model :/
there actually is one but only good for origin...

 

[Mulgrim]

triggers.

you will have to make the attachment into a dummy unit, except it will have a model (your attachment). Scale it, and somehow attack this dummy unit to your unit. not that hard i think

 

[ALiEN95]

triggers.

you will have to make the attachment into a dummy unit, except it will have a model (your attachment). Scale it, and somehow attack this dummy unit to your unit. not that hard i think

it is if attachment point is not origin,so i think it cant be a solution