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How to properly resize a model?
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01 | --[[Disclamer!!! BigBoiTiff is in production and is not allowed |
02 | to be sold on the black market just yet ;). This is a work in progres |
03 | so don't be mad if BigBoiTiff doesn't get as big as you want it to. |
04 | This is a Harford Day School/Bennet Robinson Production! All Copyright |
05 | Claims Belong to me! BigBoiTiff will be sold for 999999999 Kidneys |
06 | When it is Released! Get your Kidneys ready becase it's coming out this |
07 | Summer! |
08 | --]] |
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12 | function BigBoiTiff() |
13 | game.Workspace.Tiffany.Size = Vector3.new(999,999,999) |
14 |
15 | end |
16 |
17 | wait (8) |
18 |
19 | BigBoiTiff() --BigBoiTiff Activation |
Tiffany is a r15 roblox female model and this script is supposed to make it super big, but it doesn't. Any help XD
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Changed the title to be more relevant towards your issue. Shawnyg 4330 — 6y
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It is a model and models do not have a size so, game.Workspace.Tiffany.Size = Vector3.new(999,999,999) does not do anything.
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Under every humanoid in a Player has several values that can manipulate player HeadScale, BodyWidth, BodyDepth, and BodyHeight variables.
Read more here: http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php/API:Class/Humanoid
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1 | for _, v in pairs(game.Workspace.Tiffany:GetChildren()) do |
2 | if v:IsA”BasePart” then |
3 | v.Size = Vector3.new(X, Y, Z) — put your size |
4 | end |
5 | end |