All right I know there might be a few ways to do this so I will just tell you what I have and what I am trying to do. I have an .x model of a craft that I load. I also have the .3ds file if that helps too. The craft us going to fall to a planet using an equation I have. The only problem is that I don’t know how to measure in my 3D world. I position my model 1000 units up Y and 5000 back on Z. I figure I could calculate the size in feet or meters by figuring out how tall my model would be in feet or meters and then dividing the result by the height of the model in the units used in the 3D world. But how do I find the height of the model in the 3D world? Is there a way I can do this in 3D studio Max? The way I am getting my model is that I export the model to the .x file format using a plug-in. Thanks

One method in game would be to go through the vertices of the object and find the min and max of y (assuming y is your vertical axis). Then it would be easy to calculate the "height" of the object.

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