Investigate if some geometry sizes of buildings and units need to be adjusted

[xezon]

Investigate if geometry sizes of buildings and units need to be adjusted.

See:

  Geometry = BOX
  GeometryMajorRadius = 20.0
  GeometryMinorRadius = 9.0
  GeometryHeight = 13.0

Enlima29:

Geometry parameter lines use the same scale as the 3dsmax default scale, so it is easy to get the proper (if not accurate) values
and actually many objects has their geometry different than they should be, I fixed these values anyway. Though do note that changing object geometry can affect their formation spacing (for units) and footprint size (for buildings), also how they affect path finding in general to some extent. So please consider if you don't really want to change these.

Potentially related issues:

• GLA Terrorist is stuck when ordered to attack into the bounding box of a structure #26
• Demo Rebel Ambush may be unable to suicide when spawned close to a building #338
• GLA Arms Dealer, Command Center and Barracks have smaller hit box when shot down to hole #200

[xezon]

Potential approach 1
Get a visual presentation of the bounding box of all units and structures. Take a good look at them and tweak those objects first, that deviate too much from the norm.

Potential approach 2
Set CameraPitch to 89.99 in GameData.ini or to 89.5 in GenTool and select a building with Dozer/Worker and move cursor over Supply Stash. Game should draw red surface below building that indicates its boundaries. Maybe find a way to permanently draw the red area on buildings for debug purposes.

[xezon]

Enlima29:

Some models are severely off-centered that makes it impossible to be given proper geometry. As a consequence I gave them additional model to balance their footprints. For example nuclear reactors and usa supply centers have new models. Another notable thing I've done with geometry are, I standardized infantry geometry. And I also replaced every cylinder geometry for buildings with box because cylinder geometry has derpy collision where projectiles sometimes collide at the middle of the object instead of the intended collision radius. So yeah, there's quite lot and technical changes so I didn't really include them in the changelog.

Seeing the geometry difference can be checked through the World Builder. You don't need to compare them ingame or import them into 3dsmax and get a ruler. In World Builder make sure you enable the Show Bounding Box from the View menu
then if you place an object on the map and select it, you'll see purple lines/circle/ball around the object which indicates the object geometry size. So for example, change one of the duplicate object's geometry to NProject values, and keep another to the old values, place both of them on the map and select them. See which one fit your liking more.