I’m terrible at working with sizes, so I’m making a reference chart. When it gets done, it’ll be available to all until by bandwith runs out 
Everything is based on the default blocksize (1024) and grid8, so now, the single question I need answered is:
What size rectangle (x,y,z) is the smallest that can fit a standing character?
Crouching it’s 56 high. Standing it’s 64. Prone I’d say 48 though that last one is a pure guess.
Grid 8? I use 4 as much as I can. As a rule of thumb I rarely go higher or lower but sometimes you have to break the rules to make everything fit.
All I need is grid8, because then I can just count the boxes for the rest!
But what about the width and length values? I have the height, but just in case someone wants a tiny room?
Nice idea Tom. I definitely find one of the trickiest/most annoying things is trying to get the scale of stuff right. No matter how much I compile and run around, it’s still hard to know if it all is the right size, or if it’s oddly scaled. Hard to trust me own judgement on these things…
I once made a tower (ealry days… i promise) that came up to my knees. \o/
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These are some of my measurements, found by trial-n-error:
What Height Width Depth Comment
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Radiant player box 72 36 36
Damage radius of dynamite 400 units in radius
Minimum sizes:
Opening - For walk 80 40
Opening - Proned 56 40
Opening - Crawling 48 40
Opening - Spectator fly-through 96 40
Natural sizes:
Door opening 96 56 4 When the door is open remember to subtract its thickness from the opening size.
