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Wintermute Engine => Bug reports => Topic started by: Darky on February 12, 2009, 03:19:31 AM
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I made a simple scene with 1 Target Camera in 3dsmax and exported the 3D Geometry as I should. However after importing the data on WME SceneEdit, the Geometry actually was smaller than it should be while my background definitively was right since I rendered it from the same camera position etc.
A Screenshot of the Problem is here (http://www.emotion-pixels.com/ftp/wmeprob3.png)
In 3dsmax, the Camera has a FOV of 45.00 and my Game Project is in 1280x800.
With the help of 'aJynks' in the WME chat I came upon two solutions how it still fit:
1st: Set "Game Resolution" on the 3D Tab to 1024x800. Any other value will result in issues with the geometry (PICTURE (http://www.emotion-pixels.com/ftp/wmeprob1.png))
2nd: Set "Game Resolution" back to 1280x800. Check "Override camera FOV" and set the value from "35.62" to "29.01". Got me an even better result actually (PICTURE (http://www.emotion-pixels.com/ftp/wmeprob2.png))
Jynks thinks it's a bug and I agree because I would not think that I'd should need to do those 'Adjustments'
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a bug or possibly a scale problem.
WME seams to only have a threshold of .00 decimal places on the fov... max can have as many as you like. Try setting max so that it can only adjust things to 2 decimal places.. instead of 3 or 4 or w/e you have set. This may fix it.
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Where exactly do I do that? I am new to 3dsmax and I have the default settings.