Conversion of Game Units - Revision history

Fidcal: I removed my tip section because it was totally wrong

2011-04-12T14:49:12Z

I removed my tip section because it was totally wrong

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	See also: [[Limits, Max, Min, Stats, etc]].		See also: [[Limits, Max, Min, Stats, etc]].

	~~== Tips ==~~
	Since the units are about 11 units to the foot, a quick and dirty guesstimate is times 10 and 'add a bit' up to the next grid . So a room roughly 24 by 16 by 12 foot high = 240 x 160 x 120 so call it 256 x 192 x 128 units. Put in a human AI to get a sense of scale when evaluating sizes.

	== Blender ==		== Blender ==

Crispy: add link to limits/stats/etc page

2008-06-02T01:47:46Z

add link to limits/stats/etc page

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	{{Things-To-Remember\|1=1.1 Doom units = 1 inch}}		{{Things-To-Remember\|1=1.1 Doom units = 1 inch}}

			See also: [[Limits, Max, Min, Stats, etc]].

	== Tips ==		== Tips ==

Crispy at 08:19, 29 May 2008

2008-05-29T08:19:51Z

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	{{Things-To-Remember\|		{{Things-To-Remember\|1=1.1 Doom units = 1 inch}}
	* 1.1 Doom units = 1 inch}}

	== Tips ==		== Tips ==

Crispy: Improved English; added box at the top of the page highlighting the main point of this page; reorg sections

2008-05-29T08:18:20Z

Improved English; added box at the top of the page highlighting the main point of this page; reorg sections

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			{{Things-To-Remember\|
			* 1.1 Doom units = 1 inch}}

			== Tips ==
			Since the units are about 11 units to the foot, a quick and dirty guesstimate is times 10 and 'add a bit' up to the next grid . So a room roughly 24 by 16 by 12 foot high = 240 x 160 x 120 so call it 256 x 192 x 128 units. Put in a human AI to get a sense of scale when evaluating sizes.

			== Blender ==
			To match Blender's grid with the Radiant grid, go to "View"->"View Properties"->"Grid:Spacing" and set it to '''10'''. This matches the DarkRadiant grid set to "1". Usually it's better to just turn on the edge length rendering: (Buttons view: '''Mesh Tools 1 > Edge Length''') to see how large the objects really are.

			== Discussion notes ==

	{{Original_Reference\|Fingernail, Ishtvan, Demigod\|1774}}		{{Original_Reference\|Fingernail, Ishtvan, Demigod\|1774}}

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	Note by Springheel:		Note by Springheel:
	* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1.1 Doom units basically equals 1 inch. This ~~lets 1 doom unit equal 2.309 cm~~ and looks best in game.		* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1.1 Doom units basically equals 1 inch. This and looks best in game.

	~~== Tips ==~~
	Since the units are about 11 units to the foot, a quick and dirty guesstimate is times 10 and 'add a bit' up to the next grid . So a room roughly 24 by 16 by 12 foot high = 240 x 160 x 120 so call it 256 x 192 x 128 units. Put in a human AI to get a sense of scale when evaluating sizes.

	~~== Blender ==~~		This scale makes 1 Doom unit equal to 2.309 cm.
	~~To match Blender's grid with the Radiant grid, go to "View"->"View Properties"->"Grid:Spacing" and set it to '''10'''.~~ This ~~matches the DarkRadiant grid set~~ to ~~"1"~~. ~~Usually it's better to just turn on the edge length rendering: (Buttons view: '''Mesh Tools 1 > Edge Length''') to see how large the objects really are~~.

	[[Category:Editing]]		[[Category:Editing]]

Greebo at 16:51, 28 May 2008

2008-05-28T16:51:05Z

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	Note by Ishtvan:		Note by Ishtvan:
	* 1 Doom unit is supposed to be exactly 1 inch (I've seen in the code where it says "Doom to meters: 0.0254")		* 1 Doom unit is supposed to be exactly 1 inch (I've seen in the code where it says "Doom to meters: 0.0254").
	* 1 DromEd unit is I guess approximately 1 foot, so it should be approximately 12 Doom units to 1 DromEd unit.		* 1 DromEd unit is I guess approximately 1 foot, so it should be approximately 12 Doom units to 1 DromEd unit.

	Note by Springheel:		Note by Springheel:
	* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1.1 Doom units basically equals 1 inch. This looks best in game.		* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1.1 Doom units basically equals 1 inch. This lets 1 doom unit equal 2.309 cm and looks best in game.

	== Tips ==		== Tips ==

Greebo: corrected empiric doom units to inch conversion rate

2008-05-28T16:37:38Z

corrected empiric doom units to inch conversion rate

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	Note by Springheel:		Note by Springheel:
	* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1 Doom ~~unit~~ basically equals 1~~.1 inches~~. This looks best in game.		* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1.1 Doom units basically equals 1 inch. This looks best in game.

	== Tips ==		== Tips ==

Fidcal: /* Tips */

2007-09-15T14:10:02Z

Tips

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	== Tips ==		== Tips ==
	Since the units are about 11 units to the foot, a quick and dirty guesstimate is times 10 and 'add a bit' up to the next grid . So a room roughly 24 by 16 by 12 foot high = 240 x 160 x 120 so call it 256 x 192 x 16 units. Put in a human AI to get a sense of scale when evaluating sizes.		Since the units are about 11 units to the foot, a quick and dirty guesstimate is times 10 and 'add a bit' up to the next grid . So a room roughly 24 by 16 by 12 foot high = 240 x 160 x 120 so call it 256 x 192 x 128 units. Put in a human AI to get a sense of scale when evaluating sizes.

	== Blender ==		== Blender ==

Fidcal: /* Blender */

2007-09-15T14:07:58Z

Blender

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	Note by Springheel:		Note by Springheel:
	* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1 Doom unit basically equals 1.1 inches. This looks best in game.		* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1 Doom unit basically equals 1.1 inches. This looks best in game.

			== Tips ==
			Since the units are about 11 units to the foot, a quick and dirty guesstimate is times 10 and 'add a bit' up to the next grid . So a room roughly 24 by 16 by 12 foot high = 240 x 160 x 120 so call it 256 x 192 x 16 units. Put in a human AI to get a sense of scale when evaluating sizes.

	== Blender ==		== Blender ==

Springheel at 12:12, 23 June 2007

2007-06-23T12:12:38Z

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	* 1 Doom unit is supposed to be exactly 1 inch (I've seen in the code where it says "Doom to meters: 0.0254")		* 1 Doom unit is supposed to be exactly 1 inch (I've seen in the code where it says "Doom to meters: 0.0254")
	* 1 DromEd unit is I guess approximately 1 foot, so it should be approximately 12 Doom units to 1 DromEd unit.		* 1 DromEd unit is I guess approximately 1 foot, so it should be approximately 12 Doom units to 1 DromEd unit.

			Note by Springheel:
			* Despite what it says in the code, the agreed upon standard is that 1 Doom unit basically equals 1.1 inches. This looks best in game.

	== Blender ==		== Blender ==

Greebo at 09:25, 26 April 2007

2007-04-26T09:25:43Z

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	== Blender ==		== Blender ==
	To match Blender's grid with the Radiant grid, go to "View"->"View Properties"->"Grid:Spacing" and set it to '''10'''.		To match Blender's grid with the Radiant grid, go to "View"->"View Properties"->"Grid:Spacing" and set it to '''10'''. This matches the DarkRadiant grid set to "1". Usually it's better to just turn on the edge length rendering: (Buttons view: '''Mesh Tools 1 > Edge Length''') to see how large the objects really are.

	[[Category:Editing]]		[[Category:Editing]]