How Big Is A Cat?
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What should the scale be set to on the Millennium Cat, and why doesn't Daz update it to be the correct proportion to people in the scene?
Instead of being so darn HUGE! LOL
What should the scale be set to on the Millennium Cat, and why doesn't Daz update it to be the correct proportion to people in the scene?
Instead of being so darn HUGE! LOL
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hmmm
I find 25-30% scale seems about right.
But I agree. :/
Yep, that's DAZ's Mil Cat alright. :lol:
Thank you, sounds about right. :)
Made using LAMH tricky, since I had to reduce the cat and THEN go into the hair editor and reduce fur length.
OMG !!!What did they feed that cat!!!???? Wallabies???
OMG !!!What did they feed that cat!!!???? Wallabies???
Actually it is a very tiny lady. :)
I think the cat had a large dose of Photoshop. If you were holding that cat, your shadows would not be darker where they overlap. ;-)
This one is nearly as big
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2988448/Meet-Ludo-supersized-Maine-Coon-moggy-THREE-TIMES-size-average-puss-growing.html
Okay that makes me feel better,I mean if house cats are getting that big,what's next 2 foot tall mice or foot long cockroaches !!
In England big cats are known to take on foxes who venture into urban areas and kick them out. The only reason why a catapocalipse does not happen is that cats do not know how to operate can openers. Yet.
Watch this late at night with the lights off...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4PR9NZlAB4
..or this great ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6CcxJQq1x8
Okay that makes me feel better,I mean if house cats are getting that big,what's next 2 foot tall mice or foot long cockroaches !!
Nah, they were all killed in the 1950s. Didn't you see the movies? The only thing left of that nature are the lizards from Japan.
The real problem now days is the giant morphing metal and plastic toy robots.
Thing to remember is that while cats may not be as variable as dogs in size, there IS a huge range.
A typical Munchkin is teenytiny, about 5-9 lbs. A typical American Shorthair can be twice that, between 11-15 lbs. And a Svannah can be up to 25 lbs. And even within those, the smallest and largest can be MUCH smaller and MUCH larger. I knew someone with a 4 lb American Shorthair, while my two "ninjas" are 20 and 22 lbs.
My favoritest cat was a male Russian Blue. Gorgeous, silver blue silky hair, long graceful tail, tiny size, gentle loving nature.
And we have a Russian Blue that looks almost exactly like that photo (add a white locket and belly) but he's big. Not huge, but large for a normal range housecat.
Depends on the cat. My rescued domestic short hair weighs in at 4.8 lbs fully grown. Perfectly proportioned and no health problems even at 16.
Depends on the cat. My rescued domestic short hair weighs in at 4.8 lbs fully grown. Perfectly proportioned and no health problems even at 16.
I have 2 litter sisters. Very similar markings but if you see them sitting next to each other you could be forgiven for thinking them to be mother and ¾ grown katling, there is such a difference in their size. Rescue cats so just typical short haired tabby/white cats. (If cats can ever be typical)
They are just over 3½ years old now, so the size difference is not likely to change.
The size of a cat depends on the situation - if you are trying to keep it from getting into a cupboard it can be very, very small - if you are hoping to keep part of the chair or bed it is trying to share with you, not so small. Weight is of course even more variable by situation.
Bubba (Burmese-monster cross) was a 40 lb. beast. His brother was 10lbs. and his upper canines poked out from his mouth like little vampire teeth. Some friends have one that's nearly 30 lbs. The average weight for a common housecat is 10 lbs, but the weight and size can vary greatly depending on breeding.
Cats, dogs and small children are all similar in that respect...and having all three at once tends to make some very uncomfortable sleeping...
Don't forget temperature. They stretch when warm. Hot days you tend to have a yard long cat.
Cats have bones made out of silly putty. And can increase or decrease their personal gravity. Hey, YOU ever try to get up when a 10 lb cat is in your lap? NOPE< it's now a hundred pounds of "Sit there and like it" :D
...now they are big for real. We used to have one when I was growing up. Very gentle personality though.
...now that one's cute.
tribble troubles
That would make for a good meal for someone living on the street. lol
The millennium cat is about three feet tall.