Get correct Mesh.Bounds

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1

Good day.
I really need you help, cause few days cant find a solution.
So I got an object-container, where I put 2 similar .fbx models. Here is a structure
[38240-exs.png*_|38240]
Models has beed prepared in 3DsMax.

In my project I need to find exact size of “window_small(Clone)”. I am using that script

meshfilterArray		= gameObject.GetComponentsInChildren<MeshFilter>();
meshArray			= new Mesh[meshfilterArray.Length];
boundsArray			= new Bounds[meshfilterArray.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < meshfilterArray.Length; i++)
{
	meshArray_	= meshfilterArray*.mesh;*_

boundsArray_ = meshfilterArray*.mesh.bounds;
}*_

Bounds totalBound = new Bounds();
for (int i = 0; i < boundsArray.Length; i++)
{
Bounds bound = boundsArray*;*
MeshFilter mf = meshfilterArray*;*
float scale = mf.transform.localScale.x;
Bounds b = new Bounds( bound.center * scale,bound.size * scale);
totalBound.Encapsulate(b);
}
But in a fact, I get boundaries like that (yellow is Boundary box draw by script)
![alt text][2]
Why it is happening? How to ix it?
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*[2]: http://puu.sh/e8mUl/758194ba91.png*_

2

Mesh.bounds is expressed in local space - that is, not affected by the transform.

But your objects have been rotated, so their mesh bounds are not going to align with their position in world space. To get world-aligned bounds, use Renderer.bounds instead.

3

i have already tried everything. On Renderer bounds that show in that way
![alt text][1]
and code to get totalBounds is almost the same

rendererArray		= gameObject.GetComponentsInChildren<Renderer>();
for (int i = 0; i < meshfilterArray.Length; i++)
		{
			boundsArray_	= rendererArray*.bounds;*_

* }*
Bounds totalBound = new Bounds();
* for (int i = 0; i < boundsArray.Length; i++)*
* {*
_ Bounds bound = boundsArray*;
 totalBound.Encapsulate(bound);
 }
[1]: http://puu.sh/e91y1/67d2922b79.png*_