Simple Model Resizing

[Shyster]

I have an issue when resizing this model, the body parts go everywhere! I have no clue how to fix that and I assume one of you guys around here does. You don't have to fix the particles if you don't want to, the model is all that matters. Either way I will +rep for your help. <3

I need it resized to 1.9x original size. Thank you!!

 

[Flux]

I encountered the same problem, but like you I don't know how to scale the model. What I did was just change the model scale in object editor and in trigger if needed.
But I read it somewhere that to scale meshes, you should use Oinkerwinkle's Geoset Translation tool. For the particles, you can edit them using Magos through Node Manager.

 

[Shyster]

Yeah I know how to use Magos (the particles were missing from the head piece so I remade them). The only reason I don't want to do it through the object editor is because all the attachments and sfx/buffs look really stupid on something that's the same size as everyone else, but gets 1.9x larger spell gfx.

Edit: I'm not familiar with that other tool though, I tried to find it but couldn't

 

[Flux]

I misspelled the name of the tool.
This is the thread that I read.

 

[Hermit]

There are 3 possible solutions to that problem:
1. Oinkerwinkle's Geoset Translation
2. Adding a Global Animation with Model Editor
3. Scaling the model with Matrix Eater
For more information, read this thread.

 

[Shyster]

Oinker and Matrix all caused the same problem (and matrix is very annoying since you can't tell how much you're scaling by since there is no input besides moving the mouse) and there is still one drawback for the global sequence method.

While it otherwise works, if you have to scale up a model considerably (in my case, 90% larger) all buffs or sfx on that model will get blown up really huge. Haven't found a solution to this yet and for me this is a serious issue.

 

[Hermit]

While it otherwise works, if you have to scale up a model considerably (in my case, 90% larger) all buffs or sfx on that model will get blown up really huge. Haven't found a solution to this yet and for me this is a serious issue.

Attachment points can also be scaled with a global sequence and any model attached to them will also be scaled. So, if you scale up an entire model to 190% (1.9) of its original size, you need to scale down all attachment points to 52.63% (100/190=0.5263). You can take a look at how I did it if you want.