try parenting the boss to a small square and then scale that!
As far as I know there is no other way
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What I can say is also try to put your boss (with the true size) in the background, and give your level perception depths.

If successful, people will notice that the gigantic enemy is actually in the background, and its real size is even bigger than what they saw and though at first.

If memory serves me right you can edit level files to directly change the zoom value of a keyframe, but I wouldn't recommend it - when you zoom out bigger than the limit, the player gets small enough that they're really hard to follow which makes gameplay a pain. Scaling down the boss and using depth is probably the way to go.

Like dxl said, the player having fun should always be prioritized.

Originally posted by matheo000:

Like dxl said, the player having fun should always be prioritized.

i know, i dont plan for attacks to happen while its zoomed out that far, its just to add intensity

Originally posted by Colixart:

is there a way to zoom out further than the maximum? it is hard to show the scale of my villain's ultimate form with only 80.

i completely forgot i made this discussion

Originally posted by DXL44:

If memory serves me right you can edit level files to directly change the zoom value of a keyframe, but I wouldn't recommend it - when you zoom out bigger than the limit, the player gets small enough that they're really hard to follow which makes gameplay a pain. Scaling down the boss and using depth is probably the way to go.

how do i edit the files directly?