Hi everyone, I’m new to UE4, played all the games but never until now have I decided to get in on the behind the scenes action.
So as some may know, Train Simulator 2017 is supposedly going to be based on the UE4 so I want spend the next year to learn and I’m stuck at the first hurdle and unable to find answer to what is possibly a very simple question, so the Question;
What is 1UU (Unreal Unit), is it 1cm or 1Meter?
Is 1UU one single small box or is it one bigger box, the slightly thicker line box?
How can I change the measurements? I Don’t mind working in mm/cm/inch/ft/meters etc, I just need to know what I’m working with.
I know the measurements roughly of this building I want to make which is 280cm Deep | 752.5cm Wide |188.5cm Tall.
Once I understand the basics of the grid measurements I can crack on following YouTube Guides on basic building but none seemed to of covered the grid or if they have I’ve not looked hard enough, I can’t find reference to this in the tutorials and many of the Answer Pages keep coming back with Page Not Available, please try again later.
-the default 3rd person guy is 190cm tall
-in the orthographic view you can hold middle mouse button and measure anything
-when you export meshes, make sure that you use the right scale in the export settings!
I was referring to the grid in the picture, what does each of these squares measure, I notice U1 V1, does that mean 1UU/1CM? If it is 1CM, which of the 2 boxes are the CM ones?
OK I get it now, you’re right, each small square is 100cm/1Meter, I can work with that now, knowing how to go in to measurements and knowing the grid size.
