I am making a model viewer, and I need every model I feed the runtime to assume the camera’s viewing boundaries, so it’s always the same fit whether it’s a car, a building or a spec of sand. How can I do this? UPDATE: What I have so far. [348640-screenshot-2.png]

It may be enough to get the pertinent component’s bounds and scale it all up based on that value.

Well, have the camera pointing at the object, at a distance probably related to object bounds. Are you wondering about a formula?

I am actually trying to replicate the exact function of F button in viewport, focusing on a specific object. Is there some specific math for it? I don’t care about lerping it or timelining it, just boom.

Yes, I am looking for a formula. The one I use gets the item close to the reference cube’s size but not enough. I want the largest side of the model to fit the reference cubes scale.

This seems pretty good: [348696-screenshot-9.jpg] [348698-ezgifcom-gif-maker.gif]

every model I feed the runtime to assume the camera’s viewing boundaries, so it’s always the same fit whether it’s a car, a building or a spec of sand but then I am actually trying to replicate the exact function of F button in viewport I thought you wanted to blow up / scale down a mode…

How can I make any size object (matchbox,car) fit within the camera view?

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ClockworkOcean (ClockworkOcean) September 15, 2021, 9:45am 6

This seems pretty good: