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http://image.prntscr.com/image/7347e1c96d3046c189b1067b8782cc83.png

Both of these balls are the same scale (1) but one is a lot bigger.

What can cause this? I don't think I've ever scaled the ball anywhere in my code.

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There is a million ways to do this and you aren't giving us much to work with. Is one of the spheres the child-object of something? – Philipp 19 mins ago
    
Yes, oh my god. I had no idea the sphere would scale with the parent. Thanks. You can put it as the answer and I'll select as best answer. – Paze 14 mins ago
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The scale of the transformation of an object also affects all of its children. Make sure the scale is identical throughout the whole object hierarchy of your scene-graph.

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