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Is there a way to increase the size of Special effects?
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Size Special effect?
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Add the effect to a dummy unit, and set the unit size. the effect will amplify accordingly.
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np, it's great knowing that you learn)tw3ye said:
Use effect as a dummy model.
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Special effects when attached inherit the scale of the unit they are attached to.
Special effects at a point can not be scaled.
Special effects at a point can not be scaled.
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You can base the SFX from a dummy model
Change its "Art - Scaling Value" to any value you want
But be warned, by doing this, you can't attach the SFX at a unit (overhead, weapon, chest, foot, etc) because, the dummy unit is simply a unit, unless you got a system that keeps track that dummy model to a targeted unit or something
Change its "Art - Scaling Value" to any value you want
But be warned, by doing this, you can't attach the SFX at a unit (overhead, weapon, chest, foot, etc) because, the dummy unit is simply a unit, unless you got a system that keeps track that dummy model to a targeted unit or something
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