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I'm Tiny!

... Pick on someone your own size ...
Sorry about that joke its bad I know

so funny!

i have this and one making orcs small, small wars!

To change the site of the player or of the enemies, you just have to change the <Scale>-value in the <Entity> section in their .xml-files. In some .xml-files (like PlayerSorceress.xml or PlayerWarmage.xml) there is no <Scale>-value so you have to paste it in.

<Scale>1</Scale> → regular size
<Scale>0.5</Scale> → half size
<Scale>2</Scale> → double size

Also, one tangential question - How'd you rescale these? I haven't had much luck getting a straight answer on how one would edit models in this game. Not that I'm a good modeler - or, for that matter, much of a modeler at all - but I had an idea or two about this game (Funny enough, one of them was, indeed, "giant/tiny players/orcs," but I won't steal your thunder should you plan on continuing on the giant player models idea), and have been stymied by not being able to figure out what I should use to make mods like this. Maybe I'm just an idiot - which is entirely possible - and it's a really simple answer?

You mentioned in your giant orcs discussion that you didn't make a giant player mod due to issues aiming - can I ask what the problem is? I love fun mods like this, and I'm sad that there isn't a giant player mod. Is the aiming issue something that the player could get used to with practice? I'd totally be willing to deal with it in that case.

fun mod

It's just a fun mod, like my "My little Orcs"-mod. I don't know what "a good mod" means for you, but it was requested and I personally liked the idea.

I'm not trying to offend you here but is that even a good mod or even a good idea?