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{{note|<code>$scale</code> only affects SMDs that come after it in the QC. Specify it before any file references!}} | {{note|<code>$scale</code> only affects SMDs that come after it in the QC. Specify it before any file references!}} | ||
{{note|<code>$scale</code> also accepts negative values. This can be used to flip/mirror animations or models if the compiled model is then decompiled.}} | |||
{{warning|<code>$scale</code> prevents [[flex animation]] from working when using the VTA format. This limitation can be bypassed by using the DMX format.}} | {{warning|<code>$scale</code> prevents [[flex animation]] from working when using the VTA format. This limitation can be bypassed by using the DMX format.}} | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 25 February 2018
The $scale QC command multiplies the size of all subsequent SMDs. It does not affect values defined in the QC itself (e.g. $attachment locations).
Note:$scale only affects SMDs that come after it in the QC. Specify it before any file references!Note:$scale also accepts negative values. This can be used to flip/mirror animations or models if the compiled model is then decompiled.Warning:$scale prevents flex animation from working when using the VTA format. This limitation can be bypassed by using the DMX format.Example
$modelname "weapons/shell.mdl"
$cdmaterials "models/weapons/"
$scale 3 // before any SMDs
$body shell "shell_ref.smd"
$sequence idle "shell_idle.smd"