Instance or GetPosition making an Entity Really big

[funnygamemaker]

So Im trying to make a projectile object, that is based on a timer for my game. Im making an instance of the object but when I do and when I set the position it makes the entity really big for some reason.

 

function Script:UpdateWorld()
--self.entity:Turn(self.player:GetPosition(true).x * (Time:GetSpeed() * 0.01), 0, 0)
self.fireratetimer = self.fireratetimer + (Time:GetSpeed()/100)-- timer example 1sec 2sec
self.entity:Point(self.player, 1, 1, 90)
if self.fireratetimer >= self.firerate then
local playerpos = self.player:GetPosition()
local bullet1 = self.bullet:Instance()
bullet1:Show()

bullet1:SetPosition(self.bullet:GetPosition(true))

bullet1:SetRotation(self.entity:GetRotation())

self.fireratetimer = 0
end

 

this is how big it is suppose to be

 

here is what it turns out to be in game(sorry for the bad quality of the second pictures, doing print-screen was the only option in testing the game due to the mouse position always staying in the middle, and also its the result I have with print screen on duel monitors.)

 

[Rastar]

Is the bullet scaled in-editor to values < 1? If so, maybe Instance() starts with a scale of 1. Just a wild guess, don't have access to LE right now...

[funnygamemaker]

Is the bullet scaled in-editor to values < 1? If so, maybe Instance() starts with a scale of 1. Just a wild guess, don't have access to LE right now...

The csg sphere was scaled 20 in editor for some reason, So I scaled it to 1, but when I create the Instance it still turns really big for some-reason. I just tried making a custom model, and it is still having the same problem, I cant figure out how to solve this.

[funnygamemaker]

So I think i found the problem, the character model that im using was really big, so I resized it in the leadwerks model Editor, so it would be about 6 feet tall. which made the scale factor 0.48, I noticed when I have any child's, in that model, such as emiters, instances...etc... they like to spawn in and become the same size as the original size of the model, before I scaled the main model down

 

this picture is when the model is at its orignal size

 

this picture is when I resized the model and the emitter is just a child of the model