HWModel

The hwmodel command is used to edit height/weight models, which are models that the engine uses to randomly determine heights and weights for characters. When creating them, you can either use a height and a BMI or a height and a weight. If at all possible I recommend you use BMI (for humanoids at least) because then your weights will correspond with your heights a little more directly. However with animals you're probably better off using weights as it's easier to look up the average weight of a hippopotamus than the average BMI of a hippopotamus. You can use the following syntax with this command: hwmodel list - lists all of the height/weight models hwmodel edit <which> - begins editing a height/weight model hwmodel edit new <type> <name> - creates a new height/weight model hwmodel close - stops editing a height/weight model hwmodel show <which> - views information about a height/weight model hwmodel show - views information about your currently editing height/weight model hwmodel set name <name> - renames this model hwmodel set meanbmi <value> - sets the mean (average) BMI hwmodel set stddevbmi <value> - sets the standard deviation of BMI hwmodel set meanheight <value> - sets the mean (average) height hwmodel set stddevheight <value> - sets the standard deviation of height hwmodel set meanweight <value> - sets the mean (average) weight hwmodel set stddevweight <value - sets the standard deviation of weight