setObjectScale - Revision history

Lou Montana: Text replacement - "[[Arma 3 " to "[[Arma 3: "

2024-05-06T09:38:47Z

Text replacement - "[[Arma 3 " to "[[Arma 3: "

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	\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale		\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale

	\|p1= object: [[Object]] - must be either an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or [[Arma 3 Simple Objects\|Simple Object]] - see {{Link\|#Example 3}}		\|p1= object: [[Object]] - must be either an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]] - see {{Link\|#Example 3}}

	\|p2= scale: [[Number]] - in range 0.0001..65504, relative to the object model's normal scale		\|p2= scale: [[Number]] - in range 0.0001..65504, relative to the object model's normal scale

Lou Montana: Some wiki formatting

2024-03-12T11:53:30Z

Some wiki formatting

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	\|user= P1ker1		\|user= P1ker1
	\|timestamp= 20220104221733		\|timestamp= 20220104221733
	\|text= Note that		\|text= Note that
	<sqf>_obj setObjectScale 2;</sqf>		<sqf>_obj setObjectScale 2;</sqf>
	doubles the scale factor of an object, not the volume. In the case of a cube this would be the length of an edge.<br>If you want to multiply the volume, raise the ''scale'' to the power of 1/3.<br>		doubles the scale factor of an object, not the volume. In the case of a cube this would be the length of an edge.<br>If you want to multiply the volume, raise the ''scale'' to the power of 1/3.<br>
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	_cube1 setObjectScale 2;		_cube1 setObjectScale 2;

	// Octuple(8x) the volume. V=(8^(1/3))^3=8		// Octuple(8x) the volume. V=(8^(1/3))^3=8
	_cube2 setObjectScale 8^(1/3);		_cube2 setObjectScale 8^(1/3);

	// Double the volume. V=(2^(1/3))^3=2		// Double the volume. V=(2^(1/3))^3=2
	_cube3 setObjectScale 2^(1/3);		_cube3 setObjectScale 2^(1/3);
	</sqf>		</sqf>
	}}		}}

Lou Montana: Remove MP note, Fix the examples

2023-05-16T22:36:06Z

Remove MP note, Fix the examples

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:36, 17 May 2023
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	\|gr1= Object Manipulation		\|gr1= Object Manipulation

	\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model.		\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model - see {{Link\|#Example 3}} for various configurations' examples.

	~~\|mp= {{Feature\|warning\|~~
	~~The acceptable way to use [[setObjectScale]] in MP is to use a '''[[Multiplayer Scripting#Locality\|local]]''' object, ideally a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]].<br>~~
	~~[[setObjectScale]] can be applied once on a Simple Object, otherwise it must be applied every frame (using e.g the [[Arma 3: Mission Event Handlers#EachFrame\|"EachFrame" Mission Event Handler]])~~ - see {{Link\|#Example 3}}.
	}}

	\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (~70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.		\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (~70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.
	This command works on all objects in [[:Category:Eden Editor\|Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.		This command works on all objects in [[:Category:Eden Editor\|Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[:Category:Eden Editor\|Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.

	{{Feature\|informative\|Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects (~~{{hl\|~~simulation {{=}} "house"}} in config), etc. might be possible, but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.}}		{{Feature\|informative\|
			Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects (<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp" inline>simulation = "house"</syntaxhighlight> in config), etc. might be possible,
			but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.
			}}

	{{Feature\|important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalises the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.}}		{{Feature\|important\|
			Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalises the directions,
			thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.
			}}

	\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale		\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale

	\|p1= object: [[Object]] - must be either an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or [[Arma 3 Simple Objects\|Simple Object]]		\|p1= object: [[Object]] - must be either an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or [[Arma 3 Simple Objects\|Simple Object]] - see {{Link\|#Example 3}}

	\|p2= scale: [[Number]] - ~~limited to~~ 0.0001 to 65504, relative to the object model's normal scale		\|p2= scale: [[Number]] - in range 0.0001..65504, relative to the object model's normal scale

	\|r1= [[Nothing]]		\|r1= [[Nothing]]

	\|x1= <sqf>		\|x1= <sqf>
	~~_mrap~~ attachTo [player,[0,0,0]];		_vehicle attachTo [player, [0,0,0]];
	~~_mrap~~ setObjectScale 0.1;		_vehicle setObjectScale 0.1;
	</sqf>		</sqf>

	\|x2= <sqf>		\|x2= <sqf>
	// select an object in Eden Editor and execute the following code in the ~~Arma 3:~~ Debug Console. When moving the object, the effect is reset!		// select an object in Eden Editor and execute the following code in the Debug Console. When moving the object, the effect is reset!
	(get3DENSelected "Object" # 0) setObjectScale 0.1;		private _object = get3DENSelected "Object" select 0;
			_object setObjectScale 0.1;
	</sqf>		</sqf>

	\|x3= <sqf>		\|x3= <sqf>
			// multiple MP-compatible options

			// global simple object
			private _globalSimpleObject = createSimpleObject ["C_Offroad_01_F", getPosASL player, false];
			_globalSimpleObject setObjectScale 0.1; // once is enough as long as it is not moved

			// local normal object
	private _localNormalObject = "C_Offroad_01_F" createVehicleLocal getPosATL player;		private _localNormalObject = "C_Offroad_01_F" createVehicleLocal getPosATL player;
	_localNormalObject attachTo [player, [0, 2, 1.5]]; // normal object must be attached		_localNormalObject attachTo [player, [0, 2, 1.5]]; // normal object must be attached
	~~addMissionEventHandler ["EachFrame", { _thisArgs params ["_obj", "_scale"]; _obj~~ setObjectScale ~~_scale }, [_localNormalObject,~~ 0.1]]; // ~~normal object must be scaled each frame~~		_localNormalObject setObjectScale 0.1; // once is enough as long as it is not moved

			// local simple object
	private _localSimpleObject = createSimpleObject ["C_Offroad_01_F", getPosASL player, true];		private _localSimpleObject = createSimpleObject ["C_Offroad_01_F", getPosASL player, true];
	_localSimpleObject setObjectScale 0.1; // once is enough		_localSimpleObject setObjectScale 0.1; // once is enough as long as it is not moved
	</sqf>		</sqf>

	\|~~seealso~~= [[~~getObjectScale~~]~~] [~~[~~createVehicleLocal]]~~, ~~[[createSimpleObject]] [[BIS_fnc_createSimpleObject]] [[Multiplayer Scripting~~]]		\|x4= <sqf>
	}}		// a not-so-great EachFrame workaround for a non-attached object

			// a normal object that is not attached must be scaled each frame
			// make sure the object is LOCAL in order to not saturate the network!
			private _localNormalObject = "C_Offroad_01_F" createVehicleLocal getPosATL player;
			// the object is not attached to anything
			addMissionEventHandler [
			"EachFrame",
			{ _thisArgs params ["_obj", "_scale"]; _obj setObjectScale _scale; },
			[_localNormalObject, 0.1]
			];
			</sqf>

	~~{{Note~~		\|x5= <sqf>
	\|~~user~~= ~~Waffle SS.~~		// only do the following in single player;
	~~\|timestamp= 20211223062941~~		// NEVER do such EachFrame in multiplayer!!
	~~\|text= For those interested~~ in the ~~extra cursed~~, ~~you can scale non-simple objects by running~~ the ~~command every frame.~~		// the performance will be terrible, the network will be saturated, the scaling may desync and not be perfect
	~~The multiplayer performance of this is likely terrible.~~		private _globalNormalObject = "C_Offroad_01_F" createVehicle getPosATL player;
	~~<sqf>~~		addMissionEventHandler [
	addMissionEventHandler ["EachFrame", {		"EachFrame",
	{		{ _thisArgs params ["_obj", "_scale"]; _obj setObjectScale _scale; },
	~~if (_x != player) then { _x~~ setObjectScale ~~0.5~~; };		[_globalNormalObject, 0.1]
	~~} forEach allUnits;~~		];
	}];
	</sqf>		</sqf>

			\|seealso= [[getObjectScale]] [[createVehicleLocal]], [[createSimpleObject]] [[BIS_fnc_createSimpleObject]] [[Multiplayer Scripting]]
	}}		}}

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	// Example with 1x1x1 m^3 helper objects		// Example with 1x1x1 m^3 helper objects
	// vectorAdds elevate the cubes so they touch the ground after scaling.		// vectorAdds elevate the cubes so they touch the ground after scaling.
	_cube1 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F",(getPosASL player vectorAdd [1,3,0.5])];		_cube1 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F", getPosASL player vectorAdd [1,3,0.5]];
	_cube2 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F",(getPosASL player vectorAdd [3,1,0.5])];		_cube2 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F", getPosASL player vectorAdd [3,1,0.5]];
	_cube3 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F",(getPosASL player vectorAdd [1.35,1.35,0.13])];		_cube3 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F", getPosASL player vectorAdd [1.35,1.35,0.13]];

	// Double the side length. V=2^3=8		// Double the side length. V=2^3=8

Lou Montana: Fix MP note

2023-05-16T14:57:15Z

Fix MP note

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	\|mp= {{Feature\|warning\|		\|mp= {{Feature\|warning\|
	~~This feature was '''not''' created with multiplayer in mind.~~ The acceptable way to use [[setObjectScale]] in MP is to use a '''[[Multiplayer Scripting#Locality\|local]]''' object, ideally a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]].<br>		The acceptable way to use [[setObjectScale]] in MP is to use a '''[[Multiplayer Scripting#Locality\|local]]''' object, ideally a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]].<br>
	~~If said object is not a Simple one,~~ [[setObjectScale]] must be applied every frame (using e.g the [[Arma 3: Mission Event Handlers#EachFrame\|"EachFrame" Mission Event Handler]])~~. See~~ {{Link\|#Example 3}}.		[[setObjectScale]] can be applied once on a Simple Object, otherwise it must be applied every frame (using e.g the [[Arma 3: Mission Event Handlers#EachFrame\|"EachFrame" Mission Event Handler]]) - see {{Link\|#Example 3}}.
	}}		}}

	\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (~70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.		\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (~70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.
	This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.		This command works on all objects in [[:Category:Eden Editor\|Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.

	{{Feature\|informative\|Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects ({{hl\|simulation {{=}} "house"}} in config), etc. might be possible, but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.}}		{{Feature\|informative\|Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects ({{hl\|simulation {{=}} "house"}} in config), etc. might be possible, but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.}}

	{{Feature\|important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine ~~normalizes~~ the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.}}		{{Feature\|important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalises the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.}}

	\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale		\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale

Lou Montana: Add MP note and examples

2023-05-16T14:27:26Z

Add MP note and examples

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	\|gr1= Object Manipulation		\|gr1= Object Manipulation

	\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[~~Arma_3_Simple_Objects~~\|Simple Object]]'s model.		\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model.

	\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.		\|mp= {{Feature\|warning\|
			This feature was '''not''' created with multiplayer in mind. The acceptable way to use [[setObjectScale]] in MP is to use a '''[[Multiplayer Scripting#Locality\|local]]''' object, ideally a [[Arma 3: Simple Objects\|Simple Object]].<br>
			If said object is not a Simple one, [[setObjectScale]] must be applied every frame (using e.g the [[Arma 3: Mission Event Handlers#EachFrame\|"EachFrame" Mission Event Handler]]). See {{Link\|#Example 3}}.
			}}

			\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (~70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.
	This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.		This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.

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	</sqf>		</sqf>

	\|seealso= [[getObjectScale]]		\|x3= <sqf>
			private _localNormalObject = "C_Offroad_01_F" createVehicleLocal getPosATL player;
			_localNormalObject attachTo [player, [0, 2, 1.5]]; // normal object must be attached
			addMissionEventHandler ["EachFrame", { _thisArgs params ["_obj", "_scale"]; _obj setObjectScale _scale }, [_localNormalObject, 0.1]]; // normal object must be scaled each frame

			private _localSimpleObject = createSimpleObject ["C_Offroad_01_F", getPosASL player, true];
			_localSimpleObject setObjectScale 0.1; // once is enough
			</sqf>

			\|seealso= [[getObjectScale]] [[createVehicleLocal]], [[createSimpleObject]] [[BIS_fnc_createSimpleObject]] [[Multiplayer Scripting]]
	}}		}}

Lou Montana: Some wiki formatting

2022-09-27T13:05:47Z

Some wiki formatting

Leopard20 at 06:03, 17 June 2022

2022-06-17T06:03:09Z

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	\|gr1= Object Manipulation		\|gr1= Object Manipulation

	\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma_3_Simple_Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model.		\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma_3_Simple_Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model.

	\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walk-able surfaces can only be X m in size, and collision in general will only work up to X m from object center.		\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walk-able surfaces can only be X m in size, and collision in general will only work up to X m from object center.
	This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.		This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.
	~~Setting the scale of actively simulated objects (vehicles with players/AI in them) is possible, but not officially supported, you may encounter issues.~~

	{{Feature\|Important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalizes the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be ~~called~~ '''before''' resizing the object.}}		{{Feature\|Informative\|Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects ({{hl\|simulation {{=}} "house"}} in config), etc. might be possible, but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.}}

			{{Feature\|Important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalizes the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.}}

	\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale		\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale

Leopard20: note about setting direction = resetting scale

2022-06-17T05:44:57Z

note about setting direction = resetting scale

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	This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.		This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.
	Setting the scale of actively simulated objects (vehicles with players/AI in them) is possible, but not officially supported, you may encounter issues.		Setting the scale of actively simulated objects (vehicles with players/AI in them) is possible, but not officially supported, you may encounter issues.

			{{Feature\|Important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalizes the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be called '''before''' resizing the object.}}

	\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale		\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale

Lou Montana: Some wiki formatting

2022-05-05T13:20:42Z

Some wiki formatting

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:20, 5 May 2022
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	\|r1= [[Nothing]]		\|r1= [[Nothing]]

	\|x1= <~~code~~>_mrap [[attachTo~~]] [<nowiki/>[~~[player]],[0,0,0]];		\|x1= <sqf>
	_mrap [[setObjectScale]] 0.1;</~~code~~>		_mrap attachTo [player,[0,0,0]];
			_mrap setObjectScale 0.1;
			</sqf>

	\|x2= <~~code~~>~~{{cc\|~~Select an object in [[Eden Editor]] and execute the following code in the [[Arma 3: Debug Console]]. When moving the object, the effect is reset!}}		\|x2= <sqf>
	([[get3DENSelected]] "Object" # 0) [[setObjectScale]] 0.1;</~~code~~>		// Select an object in Eden Editor and execute the following code in the Arma 3: Debug Console. When moving the object, the effect is reset!
			(get3DENSelected "Object" # 0) setObjectScale 0.1;
			</sqf>

	\|seealso= [[getObjectScale]]		\|seealso= [[getObjectScale]]
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	\|text= For those interested in the extra cursed, you can scale non-simple objects by running the command every frame.		\|text= For those interested in the extra cursed, you can scale non-simple objects by running the command every frame.
	The multiplayer performance of this is likely terrible.		The multiplayer performance of this is likely terrible.
	<~~code~~>[[addMissionEventHandler]] ["EachFrame", {		<sqf>
	{		addMissionEventHandler ["EachFrame", {
	if (_x != [[player]]) [[then]] { _x setObjectScale 0.5; };		{
	} [[forEach~~]] [[~~allUnits]];		if (_x != player) then { _x setObjectScale 0.5; };
	}];</~~code~~>		} forEach allUnits;
			}];
			</sqf>
	}}		}}

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	\|timestamp= 20220104221733		\|timestamp= 20220104221733
	\|text= Note that		\|text= Note that
	<~~code~~>_obj setObjectScale 2;</~~code~~>		<sqf>_obj setObjectScale 2;</sqf>
	doubles the scale factor of an object, not the volume. In the case of a cube this would be the length of an edge.<br>If you want to multiply the volume, raise the ''scale'' to the power of 1/3.<br>		doubles the scale factor of an object, not the volume. In the case of a cube this would be the length of an edge.<br>If you want to multiply the volume, raise the ''scale'' to the power of 1/3.<br>
	<~~code~~>// Example with 1x1x1 m^3 helper objects		<sqf>
			// Example with 1x1x1 m^3 helper objects
	// vectorAdds elevate the cubes so they touch the ground after scaling.		// vectorAdds elevate the cubes so they touch the ground after scaling.
	_cube1 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F",(getPosASL player vectorAdd [1,3,0.5])];		_cube1 = createSimpleObject ["Land_VR_Shape_01_cube_1m_F",(getPosASL player vectorAdd [1,3,0.5])];
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	// Double the volume. V=(2^(1/3))^3=2		// Double the volume. V=(2^(1/3))^3=2
	_cube3 setObjectScale 2^(1/3);		_cube3 setObjectScale 2^(1/3);
	</~~code~~>		</sqf>
	}}		}}

P1ker1 at 22:17, 4 January 2022

2022-01-04T22:17:33Z

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     } [[forEach]] [[allUnits]];
 }];</code>
 }}

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	\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma_3_Simple_Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model.		\|descr= Scales an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or a [[Arma_3_Simple_Objects\|Simple Object]]'s model.

	\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning ~~walk-able~~ surfaces can only be X m in size, and collision in general will only work up to X m from object center.		\|pr= The {{arma3}} [[LOD]] limits still apply, meaning walkable surfaces can only be (70?)m in size, and collision in general will only work up to (?)m from object center.
	This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.		This command works on all objects in [[Eden Editor]] or scenario preview, but it will not save and will reset when objects get moved. [[Eden Editor]] support is only intended for artists.

	{{Feature\|~~Informative~~\|Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects ({{hl\|simulation {{=}} "house"}} in config), etc. might be possible, but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.}}		{{Feature\|informative\|Setting the scale of non-simple objects, such as vehicles with players/AI in them, static objects ({{hl\|simulation {{=}} "house"}} in config), etc. might be possible, but not officially supported. You may encounter issues.}}

	{{Feature\|~~Important~~\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalizes the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.}}		{{Feature\|important\|Changing the direction of the object (e.g. using [[setDir]], [[setVectorDir]], etc.) will reset the object back to its original size (probably because the engine normalizes the directions, thus the scale in the transformation matrix becomes 1), so those commands should be run '''before''' resizing the object.}}

	\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale		\|s1= object [[setObjectScale]] scale

	\|p1= object: [[Object]] - ~~Must~~ be either an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or [[Arma 3 Simple Objects\|Simple Object]]		\|p1= object: [[Object]] - must be either an [[attachTo\|attached object]] or [[Arma 3 Simple Objects\|Simple Object]]

	\|p2= scale: [[Number]] - ~~Limited~~ to 0.0001 to 65504, relative to the object model's normal scale		\|p2= scale: [[Number]] - limited to 0.0001 to 65504, relative to the object model's normal scale

	\|r1= [[Nothing]]		\|r1= [[Nothing]]
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	\|x2= <sqf>		\|x2= <sqf>
	// ~~Select~~ an object in Eden Editor and execute the following code in the Arma 3: Debug Console. When moving the object, the effect is reset!		// select an object in Eden Editor and execute the following code in the Arma 3: Debug Console. When moving the object, the effect is reset!
	(get3DENSelected "Object" # 0) setObjectScale 0.1;		(get3DENSelected "Object" # 0) setObjectScale 0.1;
	</sqf>		</sqf>