Opening models like Mario in Cross Mod frames the model at a suitable distance and position. Selecting "Frame Model" will revert to the initial position as intended. This also applies to basic stage models like stage/75m/norma/model/stc_stgdonkey_donkeykong_set/.
Opening models like stage/mario_past64/normal/model/ring_set/ causes the camera to be offset on every axes by tens of thousands of units. However, selecting "Frame Model" will position the camera at a less-than optimal position, but one that's more suitable. A model like stage/75m/normal/model/stc_chikei_set/ will practically center the camera to the world but will zoom the camera out to precisely -200000.0 units. Selecting "Frame Model" will position the camera to a more suitable position for what the model is.
Opening models like Mario in Cross Mod frames the model at a suitable distance and position. Selecting "Frame Model" will revert to the initial position as intended. This also applies to basic stage models like
stage/75m/norma/model/stc_stgdonkey_donkeykong_set/
.Opening models like
stage/mario_past64/normal/model/ring_set/
causes the camera to be offset on every axes by tens of thousands of units. However, selecting "Frame Model" will position the camera at a less-than optimal position, but one that's more suitable. A model likestage/75m/normal/model/stc_chikei_set/
will practically center the camera to the world but will zoom the camera out to precisely -200000.0 units. Selecting "Frame Model" will position the camera to a more suitable position for what the model is.