scales!
Created 14 years ago2010-07-09 13:28:53 UTC by
nik_cool22
Created 14 years ago2010-07-09 13:28:53 UTC by
nik_cool22
Posted 14 years ago2010-07-10 16:55:31 UTC
Post #282864
what is the closest you can get to the scale between the real world, and half-life 2 episode 2. I've seen other comments other places, saying that there is no exact scale. But there must be, it might just have alot of decimal numbers. PLEASE HELP ME! Or make a qualified guess.
Posted 14 years ago2010-07-10 17:12:31 UTC
Post #282905
The standard gauge is the most widely used rail gauge. It's 1.435 metres. I suggest you find out the rail gauge in Source units on the railways in City 17 and do the maths.
Posted 14 years ago2010-07-10 17:16:51 UTC
Post #282906
Sorry about my bad english, but can you define rail gauge? google translate **** that one up 
EDIT: Didn't see that standard gauge was a link. Thank you for your help, your awesome !
EDIT: Didn't see that standard gauge was a link. Thank you for your help, your awesome
!
Posted 14 years ago2010-07-10 17:22:30 UTC
Post #282907
No problem. It should be noted that some Eastern European countries (City 17 is located "somewhere in Eastern Europe") use the Russian gauge, which is 1.520 metres, so this method isn't perfect.
Posted 14 years ago2010-07-12 12:12:07 UTC
Post #282947
1 cm in real life is equal to 3,75 units in hammer.
Posted 14 years ago2010-07-13 19:53:12 UTC
Post #283037
uhhh... no....
if that was the case, a 128 unit high wall would be 34cm high.
it's ALMOST 1 unit = 1 inch. but it's really not.
if that was the case, a 128 unit high wall would be 34cm high.
it's ALMOST 1 unit = 1 inch. but it's really not.
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