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I have some saved skeleton data, the data corresponds to my own skeleton proportion, lets call this skeleton Sk1. And i have other skeleton data (that corresponds to a ten old year child, by example). lets call this Sk2.

I want to scale one skeleton size, to another skeleton size, mantaining the proportions.

PS: I know the ScaleTo() extension method os Coding4Fun library but i dont understand this method in deeply.

How can i achieve it?

EDIT 1 Tha ScaleTo() extension method from the Coding4Fun did not work for me. So i am trying to implement my ow scale method to scale the entire skeleton, please refer to this question for the actual code

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  • This is tricky to test, as I lack access to a 10-year old. I think `ScaleTo()` will do what you want though. Taking both skeletons and applying the `ScaleTo()` function with the same `width` & `height` should produce two skeletons that are close to the same size (maybe some slight differences). Try just scaling each of the `Joints` for both skeletons to the same `width` and `height` and see what happens. I'm without a small child to verify my thinking is correct. – Nicholas Pappas Nov 25 '12 at 04:17
  • Seems to work. I a wondering abut scaleTo() too. – Ewerton Nov 25 '12 at 14:11
  • What are you wondering about it? – Nicholas Pappas Nov 25 '12 at 14:43
  • To use ScaleTo, like you described, but i dont tryed it yet. – Ewerton Nov 25 '12 at 15:16
  • hey @Evil Closet Monkey, i tryed the ScaleTo but it did not work as expected for me, have you tryed it? look at the edits, i am tryin to implement my own method. – Ewerton Nov 28 '12 at 23:05
  • I've not had a chance to play with this yet. Hopefully this weekend. – Nicholas Pappas Nov 30 '12 at 19:00

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