Player Size Reference 1.0

Thank you so much. o_o

Even as an experienced mapper, I find this simple, yet needed asset for mapping.  Thank you @DT85
This helps the detailing; brush mapping chairs, tables, railings, consoles etc.

When I was creating maps long ago, it was just a pain in the ass to get a map right. No matter how hard you tried,

the map was either small or very big, simply because there was no reference to the players size at all.

Isn't the player spawner entity roughly the same size as the player?

Isn't the player spawner entity roughly the same size as the player?

Nope it is a bit smaller. The crouching position would be nice too but this is very helpful!!! Great job :3

The red player spawn ent is already a good size indictation (even models aren't perfect so bare with me) of rougly the ceiling height to that of the floor and such.  But sometimes a specific player model spawn can aid as well.  But it all comes down to specificly what people are trying to create and give to the community.  Even crouch positions you can look at anyones map sources to get an idea of things like that.

Most people start out creating maps for example on a larger scale.  But people who map on smaller scales are getting into specifics such as filling more rooms with specific things like chairs, desks, bookshelfs, etc.  And specifics take a lot more practice than the larger creations due to things needing setup that aren't in a way but don't make an area/room feel empty.  This is why the red ent still works fine regardless of how big or small of the size.  The best people don't create work souly upon other peoples works but also upon there interpretations of it and how they portray that.  But it takes practice and work to reach higher points to breath more life into it.  But I do applaud people releasing works in ANY way shape/form that aid people to reach those points of things that brings more peoples imaginations to life.

The default player & NPC is 64 units tall and 32 x 32 units wide and deep, yeah? Also you can turn on the ruler in ModView and see how tall the player is in the "crouch" (or any) animation... but it helps to have a full character as reference to get a better appreciation for correct map scaling.

Thank god some one finally did this... now I can tie kyle to a dart board.