Hello, good afternoon. I'm telling you that I modified a car in Blender. Then when I exported it, I had a size problem. I tried with the bounding box and still nothing. If someone helps me, I would really appreciate it.
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Hi,
I don't think Open Rails uses the Bounding Box entries for rolling stock.
I suggest you check the 'Size' and 'Coupling' 'ro' values (in the .eng files) for vehicles C5 and C6.
Cheers,
GedLast edited by slipperman; 02-21-2025, 14:28. -
Hi...
Check this post.
https://www.trainsim.com/forums/foru...ing-stock-help
Did you APPLY "Scale and Rotation" prior to export?
Bounding box does nothing in Open Rails - the "size" specified in the ENG/WAG is what is used.
Regards,
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Hello, good afternoon, to confirm, I do not use the new versions since I do it in 2.79 because it is very simple for me, but the strange thing is that with the size, if I modify something, the red thing continues, that is, the tsre5 bounding box with that sizeComment
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There will not be many people left to advise you on version 2.79 as most of us have moved on to the 3.0 or newer versions of Blender. "Default" Blender Units, even in 2.79, are equal to meters. Shapeviewer thinks your model is 142 "units" or Meters long, so that must be what Blender sees it as. That would explain your issue. You probably need to SCALE your model down to a realistic size. OR to convert an IMPERIAL model to Metric, you scale X, Y, Z by 0.3048. If you look at your model, it would convert it from 142 units to a more realistic 43. (But even that seems a bit off to me)
You just need to scale the OBJECT (based on the unit of measure in Blender) to a known dimension. For example, if Blender is set to Metric, you scale down until the model width is near 3 Units/Meters. Then Check it again after exporting.http://www.railsimstuff.com
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