Units
here is an ACCURATE scale to use when mapping, very
useful
This helpful scale will help you to determine actual size of objects, walls, doors, players, etc for use in WorldCraft. This tutorial is more of a reference, but we don't have a reference section, so this is where we stuck it.
MAKE SURE YOUR GRID SIZE IS SET TO 16
Now below, you will see an image of the info_player_start entity in the WorldCraft editor. Each player in the game will be 72 units tall, regardless of how tall or short your model or custom models appear. A minimum of 72 units in height is required for the player to move through without having to duck, basically normal walking or running.
Using simple math, you can figure out how large everything you create will be
relative to the size of your player. After all, accurately designing your map or
prefabs to fit in scale with your player is the ultimate goal for any mapper.
Use this table below, it will help you with your World Crafting.
| Player Height In Game | 72 Units or 72 Inches which equals 6 feet |
| Player Width In Game | 32 Units or 32 Inches which equals roughly 2 feet 7 inches |
| Each Block In WorldCraft | 16 Units or 16 Inches which equals roughly 1 foot 3 inches |
| 128 Unit Wall Textures | 128 Units or 128 Inches which equals roughly 10 feet 7 inches |
| 256 Unit Wall Textures | 256 Units or 256 Inches which equals roughly 21 feet 3 inches |
| 96 Unit Door Textures | 96 Units or 96 Inches which equals 8 feet |
| Max Step Height | 18 Units or 18 Inches which equals 1 foot 6 inches |
| Max Vertical Jump | 45 Units or 45 Inches which equals 3 feet 9 inches |
| Max Vertical Jump w/ Crouch | 63 Units or 63 Inches which equals 5 feet 3 inches |
| Max Horizontal Jump (varies with Classes in TFC) |
242 Units or 242 Inches (NOT VERIFIED) |
| Max Horizontal Jump w/ Crouch (varies with Classes in TFC) |
250 Units or 250 Inches (NOT VERIFIED) |
| Max Horiztonal Jump w/ Jump
Pack (varies with Classes in TFC) |
390 Units or 390 Inches (NOT VERIFIED) |
That's all we have for this tutorial, if you have anything to add to this tutorial or have a question on anything about the tutorial, you can email TFCmaster at: tfcmaster@tfcmaster.net
