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[TheMarshal]

"Nestle Tollhouse? That's your Great-Grandmother's super-secret chocolate chip recipe? I feel cheated..."

[Captain Crash]

CommanderSarah wrote...


''Sniff'' I can smell you cookie! You can't run from me!

Smell it!!!  Its smoking!!    Quick turn round and get it out the oven before its no longer edible!!!



Better give some of it to Miri to make sure it can still be eatten...

So Miri how was it?...  Miri?  Miri?

errrrr.....

[Centauri2002]

Mr.Vakarian wrote...


"..Okay, why are we fighting over a cookie? My mother tought me my Great-Grandmother's chocolate chip resipe....I made four batches....there's enough for everyone! "

"Can I has one?"

[jeweledleah]

Commander - does this face looks like it belongs to a cookie stealer?

Is that cookie crumbs I see on your beard?

oh..that... its not what you think!

[CrazyRah]

Mr.Vakarian wrote...


"..Okay, why are we fighting over a cookie? My mother tought me my Great-Grandmother's chocolate chip resipe....I made four batches....there's enough for everyone! "

Good. I'm starting to get tired running around the galaxy for that awesome and totally worth it cookie. Can i get some cookies? 

Modifié par CommanderSarah, 12 mai 2011 - 06:20 .

[Fault Girl]

FireEye wrote...

ZombieGeisha wrote...

I'm having such trouble trying to make a femshep that doesn't have one trait that annoys me. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/unsure.png[/smilie]
so annoying to be an xbox player. I want her to be tough, I try and
make pretty shepards but then I find the voice doesn't match. So I try
and make her more like an amazonian warrior and then she looks wierd.
Any advice? I just get confused with the facial structure and stick with
the same one. She's an earth born ex-gang who's seeking redemption for
her life before she joined the Alliance.

Try different face structures with different face features.  The features change with the structures.

Do not trust the character creator.  Just try a few random face structure/face feature combinations and see how they animate in the game.

Once you have something roughly in the area you're looking for, then tweak back and forth the minute variables of individual features until everything (ex: cheekbones) lines up properly.

If it helps, the facial structures are listed as so in the game's code:

1. Young Black
2. Old Black
3. Young Asian
4. Old Asian
5. Young Caucasian
6. Old Caucasian
7. Iconic
8. Ashley
9. Liara

So if you're looking for a particular look....  Doesn't mean you can't morph them away from those structures with the variables, either.  But some are easier to morph in a given direction than others.

(I don't know if any of that is helpful, but once I ignored the character creator's preview, I got a lot closer to what I was looking for and knowing what the face structures were supposed to correspond to helped a bit.)

... oh, and don't be discouraged if it takes a while.  For some of us, it does. 

I'm just such a perfectionist, and i'm used to the DA creation where there are more editing choices. I'll try the different structures as you've suggested  and  SageQueen reminded about the face code site.

I want to make my cannon shepard so I can get all the saves etc in time.

[Verly]

I'm breaking in to the cookie talk to say that I am new to ME2 (or to Mass effect in general) and have starting playing. I am playing a femshep and I love her so much. It's fun to play such a strong character. most fun. I'll have a picture of her soon to share.

[TheMarshal]

I had no idea there were actually names associated with each of the facial structures. I figured there were some racial-archetypes in there, but I wouldn't have been able to pick them out if someone asked me to. Makes me curious which one I chose for Alice...

[f1r3storm]

"I am the Cookie Broker!"

[Mr.Vakarian]

TheMarshal wrote...


"Nestle Tollhouse? That's your Great-Grandmother's super-secret chocolate chip recipe? I feel cheated..."

"..Tollhouse!?....I think NOT!  This is a VERY old Shepard family resipe, passed down from my Great-Grandmother Ione Amelia Shepard that was passed down from HER Great-Grandmother Dorthy L. Shepard...dating back to the 1930's"

[Cyansomnia]

Grandma recipe cookies?  I'm in.  

[Mr.Vakarian]

CommanderSarah wrote...


Good. I'm starting to get tired running around the galaxy for that awesome and totally worth it cookie. Can i get some cookies? 

centauri2002 wrote...




"Can I has one?"

"....Yes, you both may have some"

[Jane Shepard]

Jane Shepard wrote...


You want cookies? I have cookies for you all!

Who wants more cookies?

[TheMarshal]

"I brought a friend. Can we both have one?"

[Mr.Vakarian]

TheMarshal wrote...


"I brought a friend. Can we both have one?"

"...You certainly may!..."

[TheChris92]

Thought I would join in on the fun here. Oh, and what's this talk about cookies?

[Centauri2002]

"We have more cookies... but now we're out of milk!"

[ADLegend21]

Aislinn Trista wrote...

Grandma recipe cookies?  I'm in.  

Me too

[Andaius20]

Hand them over...NAOW!

[Mr.Vakarian]

ADLegend21 wrote...

Aislinn Trista wrote...

Grandma recipe cookies?  I'm in.  

Me too

"..Well, I guess I need to get back down to the Mess and make up a few more large batches......and maybe some of Great-Grandma's Shortbread too!"

Modifié par Mr.Vakarian, 12 mai 2011 - 07:04 .

[sagefic]

TheMarshal wrote...

I had no idea there were actually names associated with each of the facial structures. I figured there were some racial-archetypes in there, but I wouldn't have been able to pick them out if someone asked me to. Makes me curious which one I chose for Alice...

I was surprised to learn that, too. Kyrie's face structure is 'young black' but she looks very saxon to me and a friend of mine said they thought she looked like a blonde lucy liu. so...go fig.

but yeah, i'd second the idea to start with face shape, seeing how it animates, and then make the features match. many of the face shapes look SUPER weird in the CC, but actually are lovely in game. from there, i picked a few "must have" features (must have these brows, this nose, etc.) and then fiddled until it all fit on the face correctly. it took a while and many half-hour runs through the early part of the game to fnd something i liked.

btw, i also find that having a print-out of face proportions helps. i printed this baby out in a few sizes close to the size of shep's head in the CC on the screen and laid the paper over my computer screen to see if i had my proportions on target. i tend to set eyes too wide and noses too long. face 7 is very easy to get the features within the proper proportions, but some of the other faces can look off because it's hard to make the eyes come down far enough, nose go up high enough, etc.



and, of course, it helps to turn the head frequently to make sure it's right for all angles.

oh, and face size is one of those things that a lot of people shy away from because they think it makes shep look fat, but you actually want to bump it up as far as you can without getting a double chin if you want nice, rounded cheeks.

maybe that's a little overkill there, but that's the stuff i've picked up so far.

Modifié par sagequeen, 12 mai 2011 - 07:17 .

[TheMarshal]

Mr.Vakarian wrote...


"..Well, I guess I need to get back down to the Mess and make up a few more large batches......and maybe some of Great-Grandma's Shortbread too!"

*gasp*  "I LOVE Shortbread!"

[Centauri2002]

sagequeen wrote...

I was surprised to learn that, too. Kyrie's face structure is 'young black' but she looks very saxon to me and a friend of mine said they thought she looked like a blonde lucy liu. so...go fig.

but yeah, i'd second the idea to start with face shape, seeing how it animates, and then make the features match. many of the face shapes look SUPER weird in the CC, but actually are lovely in game. from there, i picked a few "must have" features (must have these brows, this nose, etc.) and then fiddled until it all fit on the face correctly. it took a while and many half-hour runs through the early part of the game to fnd something i liked.

btw, i also find that having a print-out of face proportions helps. i printed this baby out in a few sizes close to the size of shep's head in the CC on the screen and laid the paper over my computer screen to see if i had my proportions on target. i tend to set eyes too wide and noses too long. face 7 is very easy to get the features within the proper proportions, but some of the other faces can look off because it's hard to make the eyes come down far enough, nose go up high enough, etc.



and, of course, it helps to turn the head frequently to make sure it's right for all angles.

oh, and face size is one of those things that a lot of people shy away from because they think it makes shep look fat, but you actually want to bump it up as far as you can without getting a double chin if you want nice, rounded cheeks.

maybe that's a little overkill there, but that's the stuff i've picked up so far.

That was a really helpful and thoroughly informative post. Thank you. 

I'm keen to try making another Shep now!

[Vez04]

Although I am usually male Shepard fan. Then I could not resist this one. (This is not made ​​by me, it's from a guy / or girl named Miakoja from deviantART)