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edit approved Aug 26, 2019 at 21:04
えるまる
edit approved Aug 26, 2019 at 21:04
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You can always click on your .dae.dae in the Scene Graph ViewScene Graph View, then adjust the scale in the Node Inspector. I'm using the same workflow from C4DC4D to XcodeXcode and I have to shrink things down to something absurdly small like x: 0.0001 y: 0.0001 z: 0.0001x: 0.0001 y: 0.0001 z: 0.0001 so there must be something I'm missing too.

You can always click on your .dae in the Scene Graph View, then adjust the scale in the Node Inspector. I'm using the same workflow from C4D to Xcode and I have to shrink things down to something absurdly small like x: 0.0001 y: 0.0001 z: 0.0001 so there must be something I'm missing too.

You can always click on your .dae in the Scene Graph View, then adjust the scale in the Node Inspector. I'm using the same workflow from C4D to Xcode and I have to shrink things down to something absurdly small like x: 0.0001 y: 0.0001 z: 0.0001 so there must be something I'm missing too.

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You can always click on your .dae in the Scene Graph View, then adjust the scale in the Node Inspector. I'm using the same workflow from C4D to Xcode and I have to shrink things down to something absurdly small like x: 0.0001 y: 0.0001 z: 0.0001 so there must be something I'm missing too.