Converting OBJ. to G-Code

I'm having difficulty converting my OBJ. files to G-Code using Skeinforge.

What happens is that when I send it through the program the following G-Code is extremely small, around 10 layers tall. I have yet to find some kind of option where you can scale up the file and it's bothering me because I'm intending to use my printer mostly for objects that I've made using Sculptris.

Do I need to use a different program? Is there a setting that I missed that I can use to 'scale up' my file?

You need to create your STL file in millimeters.

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Bob Morrison
Wörth am Rhein, Germany
"Luke, use the source!"
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But it isn't in STL, it's in OBJ.
If you mean convert it into STL it sounds like a viable option, but how would I do something like that, and how would I be able to say that it's 'blank' mm tall?

All the gcode converters I am aware of only convert STL file format to gcode.
STL format is dimensionless but Skeinforge assumes it is in millimeters.
Your CAD/3d Design program should be able to export to STL format.

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Bob Morrison
Wörth am Rhein, Germany
"Luke, use the source!"
BLOG - PHOTOS - Thingiverse

Skeinforge will slice OBJ files. OBJ files are unitless, the same as STL. You need to configure Sculptristo work in millimetres. Presumably it is defaulting to inches. If you cannot make it use millimetres then you will need to scale up your objects by 25.4 before exporting them.

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Alright, though from what I can tell it doesn't have any unit of measurement at all. It just messes around with wireframes, mostly for animation, creature creation, and such. Though I will see if I can try and enlarge the object manualy, shouldn't be too hard... hopefully.