引用自 Murdoc：

The whole game is actually many, many times bigger than the player, (open the files and see for yourself!) with the camera far away and a lowered FOV. This is because:

1. The Teardown devs STILL have not reverted the no-collision/non-physical property of scaled objects.

2. It's impossible to get a somewhat rounded coin that is smaller than 5x5 with voxels.

These 2 problems tie into each other.


The score and token screens are limited to show 9999 and 999 respectively. This is due to the size of the screens. The real values will continue to increase, but will not be shown on the scoring screens.



The player is moved off outside the map since the mod only uses the camera.

I recommend against using mods with this game. If you're using mods with it, any bug reports will be taken lightly and probably won't be checked.

引用自 RUFU5：

引用自 Murdoc：

The whole game is actually many, many times bigger than the player, (open the files and see for yourself!) with the camera far away and a lowered FOV. This is because:

1. The Teardown devs STILL have not reverted the no-collision/non-physical property of scaled objects.

2. It's impossible to get a somewhat rounded coin that is smaller than 5x5 with voxels.

These 2 problems tie into each other.


The score and token screens are limited to show 9999 and 999 respectively. This is due to the size of the screens. The real values will continue to increase, but will not be shown on the scoring screens.



The player is moved off outside the map since the mod only uses the camera.

I recommend against using mods with this game. If you're using mods with it, any bug reports will be taken lightly and probably won't be checked.

You actually can make scaled objects with collision, sort of. What you need to do is make a large model of a token, then in the editor, scale it down to the right size. Then, you make a new "vox" node inside of that "vox" node and make the new one normal size. Then give it the tag "invisible" which actually works and makes things invisible. There, you should have made a smooth coin that rolls and stuff. The only problem is that you can't break it, which in this case is fine as this mod isn't about breaking stuff..

引用自 Murdoc：

引用自 RUFU5：

You actually can make scaled objects with collision, sort of. What you need to do is make a large model of a token, then in the editor, scale it down to the right size. Then, you make a new "vox" node inside of that "vox" node and make the new one normal size. Then give it the tag "invisible" which actually works and makes things invisible. There, you should have made a smooth coin that rolls and stuff. The only problem is that you can't break it, which in this case is fine as this mod isn't about breaking stuff..

Yeah, I'm aware of that workaround but I shouldn't have to use it which is my point. I'm not wasting my time adding hit boxes to objects. I'm just still salty about them removing the scale feature.

引用自 Murdoc：

引用自 RUFU5：

You actually can make scaled objects with collision, sort of. What you need to do is make a large model of a token, then in the editor, scale it down to the right size. Then, you make a new "vox" node inside of that "vox" node and make the new one normal size. Then give it the tag "invisible" which actually works and makes things invisible. There, you should have made a smooth coin that rolls and stuff. The only problem is that you can't break it, which in this case is fine as this mod isn't about breaking stuff..

Yeah, I'm aware of that workaround but I shouldn't have to use it which is my point. I'm not wasting my time adding hit boxes to objects. I'm just still salty about them removing the scale feature.

引用自 chazbrew：

引用自 Murdoc：

Yeah, I'm aware of that workaround but I shouldn't have to use it which is my point. I'm not wasting my time adding hit boxes to objects. I'm just still salty about them removing the scale feature.

Followup, you could use the rotating "trick" which is where you make a new vox/voxbox rotate it and copy and paste new