[HELP] Objects

[rycardoo]

-HOW CAN I REDUCE THE SIZE OF AN OBJECT SOTHAT IT OCCUPIES LESS SPACE?
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-IS THERE A WAY OF IMPORTING A THING OBJECT SO THAT IT OCCUPIES LESS SPACE?
-IS THERE ANY WAY TO IMPORT BY PLACING THE SIZE IN XML TO REDUCE ITS SIZE?
-IF ANYONE HAS AN EASY WAY TO HELP ME TO SOLVE MY PROBLEM I´LL BE THANKFULL.

[TitiShu]

1. You need to optimize it for that you can work on the modelisation and/or the texture...
- On the mod you need to decrease the polys/tris count
- On texture you can reduce the resolution
(don't know if LOD have an impact on the cost)

2. There are no way to decrease item cost during import

3. You can set the size in the "youritem.meshparams.xml" : Scale="x"

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<MeshParams Scale="2" MeshType="Static">
	<Materials>
		<Material Name="Floor" Model="TDSN" BaseTexture="../Textures/MetalFloor"  PhysicsId="Metal" />
		<Material Name="Wall" Model="TDSN" BaseTexture="../Textures/MetalWall"  PhysicsId="Metal" />
	</Materials>
</MeshParams>

4. I agree

[rycardoo]

THANK YOU FOR THE INFORMATION

[TMarc]

thank you for not writing everything in capital letters (usually considered as shouting in forums)

[Harrison_rus]

If you using a blender, you may try make "model scale" when you export model to .fbx.
Also, this programm may be useful for you. It very easy for using and contain more features for "static objects".

[rycardoo]

thank you for not writing everything in capital letters (usually considered as shouting in forums)

excuse is that that day was really confused and did not know that detail.

[rycardoo]

If you using a blender, you may try make "model scale" when you export model to .fbx.
Also, this programm may be useful for you. It very easy for using and contain more features for "static objects".

Thanks for the info and the program .... nice