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Does anybody have a clue as to what the scale used in SH4 is? Or does anyone have an idea as to how to calculate the scale used if you have the measurements for the model and the original?
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One game unit is ten metres. So, if a model is 3.84 game units long, it's 38.4 metres long in real world sizes.
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So multiply the model size by a factor of ten and I should get the correct real life size?
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Yep.
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