In game is the mesh in the game's own meters. On the print is that same hull in millimeters. Longest is the biggest number in the print list. The other two sides scale with it.
Tiny40 mmA keychain
Hand120 mmSits in the palm
HO1:87Model railroad
N1:160Smaller railroad scale
1:72KitA common display scale
- 3MF downloads the mesh and names the units as millimeters. This is the file to use. STL is the same mesh. An STL does not name its units, so tell the slicer the numbers are millimeters.
- Outline draws the measured box on the model, so you can see which edges the three numbers cover. It is a guide. It is not printed.
- Copy puts the meter and millimeter numbers on the clipboard, for pasting into a chat. It does not download a file.
- The file sits on its belly. Print software treats Z as up, so the game's up axis is turned to match. It is the visual game shell, in its rest pose. A slicer may need to repair open edges, thin fins, or overlapping parts before it prints.