#Make the Player Outlines consistent again

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indigo frigate
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The first image [LEFT] shows an example of the difference between the sizes of the outlines on both a regular sized player and a Mega sized one. I feel like the larger outline on the Mega makes it a bit hard to tell where the "hitbox" starts/ends.

Furthermore, the image on the [RIGHT] is an example from pre 2.0 (thumbnail taken from a video by Pez), and as you can see, the outlines are consistant there. I understand that the current version may just be aesthetic, but I think it wouldn't hurt to make the outline a bit less "imposing".

What do you think? (Btw I looked around a bit and I couldn't find any other suggestions regarding this so PLEASE do not flame me for this, thx.)

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upper adder
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#MakeOutlinesGreatAgain

torpid sparrow
torpid sparrow
indigo frigate
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or do you mean your gonna fix it, cuz if so then yay

torpid sparrow
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Just did.

indigo frigate
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ah cool

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thx

upper adder
bitter spear
torpid sparrow
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The problem was that 1.7 used the "player" object's scale- materialBlock.SetFloat("ModelScale", transform.lossyScale.x);

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This scale was modified when grown via mega.

indigo frigate
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ah alr, well glad taht its fixed now

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👍

torpid sparrow
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2.0 doesn't change the main player object's scale anymore, it changes the model child object's scale.

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So changing it to use the models' scale, materialBlock.SetFloat(ParamModelScale, models.transform.lossyScale.x * (mario->CurrentPowerupState >= PowerupState.Mushroom ? 1f : 0.5f));, fixes this.

indigo frigate
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ahh, nice

next ermine
# torpid sparrow

Why do they look like it's thinner than normal sized players outlines?

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Is it actually like that or is it just an illusion?

torpid sparrow
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these have the same outline thickness yet look different

next ermine
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Thank you mr. big ball