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| 16 Apr 2016 12:58 AM |
I've seen many games (such as apoc) that have an enormous baseplate size. I don't know if they copy and paste, but I don't feel like evening out the baseplates. Is there another way to make baseplates larger than the max?
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jdogmad2
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| 16 Apr 2016 03:01 AM |
| That's not what I meant, but okay. |
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| 16 Apr 2016 03:05 AM |
Resize it. If you don't know how.
1. Click baseplate in Workspace 2. Go into properties and Uncheck Locked 3. Use the resize tool to make it bigger.
If you already know how to do that, please reply.
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agent1510
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| 16 Apr 2016 05:02 AM |
| if you resize it and its to small add more |
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| 16 Apr 2016 05:04 AM |
| OMG shess not serious right? |
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agent1510
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| 16 Apr 2016 05:17 AM |
| if you resize it and its to small add more |
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WoolHat
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| 16 Apr 2016 06:20 AM |
Holy cow. You guys know there is a maximum dimension for each axis of any part, right guys? It's like 512 or something. He's trying to find out how to make that bigger, not how to resize.
Sadly, you cannot. You can however use a mesh and increase the scale factor, but if you're using textures, they will get a little buggy past a certain point. |
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| 16 Apr 2016 06:21 AM |
thank you for god's sake,
a good answer.
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WoolHat
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| 16 Apr 2016 06:30 AM |
| You could also try to make a huge mesh out of a part, then union it. I'm not sure of the capabilities of a union up to that size, but it's worth a shot, and if it works then you've got collisions too. |
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| 16 Apr 2016 06:30 AM |
ill try that l8r
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RobuxLife
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| 16 Apr 2016 07:06 AM |
Make sure the dimension is 2024,15,2024 (the 15 can be anything, that's the height)
Make sure it's unlocked, then press CTRL D, then move the copied baseplate over next to the other one.
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iacso
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| 16 Apr 2016 08:45 AM |
As some other posters have said, change the size to 2048x2048. You can use a mesh to make it infinite, or copy them over and over again and union them(If it doesn't bug out.)
I don't know what the first posters were on about, seems they don't have any experience with studio.
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| 16 Apr 2016 09:58 AM |
Yea, just duplicate the baseplate you have at it's maximum setting, dupe it to the size you need, then union it. (To prevent block hold up lag.)
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