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[Russmandarin]

Is there a fix for the face imports yet? I'm really curious how my character will end up looking.

[Sable Phoenix]

There isn't a fix yet as far as I've heard... which means I'm stuck not playing the actual story, just plinking away at multiplayer.  Until they fix it to import the mesh straight through (Mass Effect 2 did that, there is no reason they shouldn't have done the same with ME3), I can't play it, not when my Shepard looks so different.

On the other hand, I've never shared any screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  Might as well remedy that.  Even though this thread seems to have completely died, so probably nobody will see this.


"So that's what Hackett looks like."


"Well crap.  I already had a shower today."


"Did you seriously just put me in a Cerberus outfit?  Where did you even get one of these?"


"This outrage deserves a special response I learned from a drell!"


"Apocalypse in two hours.  Just another boring day at the office..."

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 17 mars 2012 - 10:34 .

[Sable Phoenix]

We can't let this thread die, folks.  It's still a special place.

More screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  My gosh, how can I already be getting nostalgia?  She looks so much better here than in ME3...

[artfurt]

Hi!, this is my Shepard, Comander Chun Shepard. Face Imported from ME 1 to ME 2, then Imported to ME 3 by Mass Effect Tools:

The Faces are best crafted in ME 3, with more facial expressions that makes FemShep more natural. The Evolution of graphics is visible too.

For comparison, here is her in ME 1:




in ME 2:




Finally, ME 3:









the final moments of Chun Shepard:


That's all.

Modifié par artfurt, 11 avril 2012 - 12:54 .

[PsiFive]

@Sable Phoenix I've never played around much with the face editor so my femsheps are just default with a few minor tweaks, but your great Mediterranean looking (or so she looks to me, don't know if that's what you were aiming for) femshep has inspired me to create a different looking Shep next time I start from the beginning.

[Mestesso]

Ahhhh, It's like being back home.

[ELE08]

Mestesso wrote...

Ahhhh, It's like being back home.

Just like old times, Shepard Mest.

[Mestesso]

ELE08 wrote...

Mestesso wrote...

Ahhhh, It's like being back home.

Just like old times, Shepard Mest.

Good to see you again, Jane ELE!

Modifié par Mestesso, 30 mars 2012 - 11:15 .

[FireEye]

[Mestesso]

FireEye wrote...

I see you hiding there, sneaky Shep.  Great shot!

Modifié par Mestesso, 30 mars 2012 - 11:08 .

[CrazyRah]

*sits down* I miss this thread more by each day

A hug to you all!

[Mestesso]

CrazyRah wrote...

*sits down* I miss this thread more by each day

A hug to you all!

*hugs Rah back*

[ELE08]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

We can't let this thread die, folks.  It's still a special place.

More screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  My gosh, how can I already be getting nostalgia?  She looks so much better here than in ME3...

awesome!snippage

True, true.

In many ways, Mass Effect 2 femshep is femshep for me.

[Silver]

I miss the old days... though I don't have much hope that they'll ever be coming back.

[Sable Phoenix]

PsiFive wrote...

@Sable Phoenix I've never played around much with the face editor so my femsheps are just default with a few minor tweaks, but your great Mediterranean looking (or so she looks to me, don't know if that's what you were aiming for) femshep has inspired me to create a different looking Shep next time I start from the beginning.

You noticed that did you? I'm so gratified you picked that up. Yes, she is of Arab extraction (her parents, who she never knew, were Turkish), even though she herself is a native of Singapore.

[PsiFive]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

PsiFive wrote...

@Sable Phoenix I've never played around much with the face editor so my femsheps are just default with a few minor tweaks, but your great Mediterranean looking (or so she looks to me, don't know if that's what you were aiming for) femshep has inspired me to create a different looking Shep next time I start from the beginning.

You noticed that did you? I'm so gratified you picked that up. Yes, she is of Arab extraction (her parents, who she never knew, were Turkish), even though she herself is a native of Singapore.

Yes, I was in the right area though I'd have missed the bullseye to either side. If you asked me to name a country I'd have said she's probably Greek or Lebanese with maybe five bucks on each way for southern Italy. Plenty of people from or descended from the eastern half of the Med where I live and Jessica looks like she could easily be one of them. Wow, you put some thought into back story. I like to role play the game as much as I can but creating the character I just settle for spacer kid, earthborn, yadda yadda, and load up and go shoot something. If I make the next Shep more than default with different eyebrows maybe I'll think up something to fill it out a bit more. Shame the games aren't sophisticated enough to allow you to change surnames to something that fits the character's ancestry or to be called by the forename now and then.

[SkaldFish]

Mestesso wrote...

Ahhhh, It's like being back home.

=sigh= ...forgot how comfortable this old recliner was [sinks in, closes eyes, and gets all nostalgic n' crap n' stuff]...

[SkaldFish]

ELE08 wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...

We can't let this thread die, folks.  It's still a special place.

More screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  My gosh, how can I already be getting nostalgia?  She looks so much better here than in ME3...

awesome!snippage

True, true.

In many ways, Mass Effect 2 femshep is femshep for me.

So I guess someone has tried manually copying all the headmorph values (including offsetbones and LOD vertices) from an ME2 Gibbed headmorph to an ME3? I'm guessing it doesn't work b/c it looks like either the code that drives rendering has been changed or the base models were recreated. Not that I have the patience to do that anyway, but wondered if anyone had tried.

[Sable Phoenix]

SkaldFish wrote...

ELE08 wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...

We can't let this thread die, folks.  It's still a special place.

More screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  My gosh, how can I already be getting nostalgia?  She looks so much better here than in ME3...

awesome!snippage

True, true.

In many ways, Mass Effect 2 femshep is femshep for me.

So I guess someone has tried manually copying all the headmorph values (including offsetbones and LOD vertices) from an ME2 Gibbed headmorph to an ME3? I'm guessing it doesn't work b/c it looks like either the code that drives rendering has been changed or the base models were recreated. Not that I have the patience to do that anyway, but wondered if anyone had tried.

Well, yeah, someone has.  Me.  ME2 mesh files are incompatible with ME3.  I've heard that ME3's have a higher number of vertices.

Ironically, this does not make them look better.

Makes me wonder how BioWare fixed the import issue, as they said they have in the upcoming patch.  I'd happily sacrifice extra vertices in order for Jessica to look exactly the same.

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 31 mars 2012 - 07:13 .

[Sable Phoenix]

PsiFive wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...

PsiFive wrote...

@Sable Phoenix I've never played around much with the face editor so my femsheps are just default with a few minor tweaks, but your great Mediterranean looking (or so she looks to me, don't know if that's what you were aiming for) femshep has inspired me to create a different looking Shep next time I start from the beginning.

You noticed that did you? I'm so gratified you picked that up. Yes, she is of Arab extraction (her parents, who she never knew, were Turkish), even though she herself is a native of Singapore.

Yes, I was in the right area though I'd have missed the bullseye to either side. If you asked me to name a country I'd have said she's probably Greek or Lebanese with maybe five bucks on each way for southern Italy. Plenty of people from or descended from the eastern half of the Med where I live and Jessica looks like she could easily be one of them. Wow, you put some thought into back story. I like to role play the game as much as I can but creating the character I just settle for spacer kid, earthborn, yadda yadda, and load up and go shoot something. If I make the next Shep more than default with different eyebrows maybe I'll think up something to fill it out a bit more. Shame the games aren't sophisticated enough to allow you to change surnames to something that fits the character's ancestry or to be called by the forename now and then.

Yeah, Jessica's backstory is kind of ridiculous by this point.  Most of it I didn't even actively make up, she just told me how she felt about things in the games and the backstory started clicking into place like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.  She's a Paragade Earthborn War-Hero Infiltrator, and she did not have a happy childhood.  Everything she does as Shepard is to make up for and/or run away from all the crap that happened to her back on Earth.

Apropos of nothing... since she's Singaporean, she speaks Chinese as fluently as English, even though she never really uses it except to swear (in fine Mal Reynolds style).

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 31 mars 2012 - 07:10 .

[SkaldFish]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

SkaldFish wrote...

ELE08 wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...

We can't let this thread die, folks.  It's still a special place.

More screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  My gosh, how can I already be getting nostalgia?  She looks so much better here than in ME3...

awesome!snippage

True, true.

In many ways, Mass Effect 2 femshep is femshep for me.

So I guess someone has tried manually copying all the headmorph values (including offsetbones and LOD vertices) from an ME2 Gibbed headmorph to an ME3? I'm guessing it doesn't work b/c it looks like either the code that drives rendering has been changed or the base models were recreated. Not that I have the patience to do that anyway, but wondered if anyone had tried.

Well, yeah, someone has.  Me.  ME2 mesh files are incompatible with ME3.  I've heard that ME3's have a higher number of vertices.

Ironically, this does not make them look better.

Makes me wonder how BioWare fixed the import issue, as they said they have in the upcoming patch.  I'd happily sacrifice extra vertices in order for Jessica to look exactly the same.

Oh well. Figured as much, thanks. Glad I asked before I tried it.

[SkaldFish]

Sable Phoenix wrote...
<snip/>
Apropos of nothing... since she's Singaporean, she speaks Chinese as fluently as English, even though she never really uses it except to swear (in fine Mal Reynolds style).

+10 for Firefly / Serenity reference

[PsiFive]

SkaldFish wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...
<snip/>
Apropos of nothing... since she's Singaporean, she speaks Chinese as fluently as English, even though she never really uses it except to swear (in fine Mal Reynolds style).

+10 for Firefly / Serenity reference

And another 10 from down here.

Speaking of Firefly, first attempt at a new look femshep using ME1's creator has not gone entirely as planned. Was hoping for a kind of mixed heritage European/Aboriginal look, but she looks more like Sgt Zoe with a change of hairstyle. Okay, just not what I was after. Thinking about it I have a feeling the indigenous Australian feel is going to be hard to achieve anyway when Shep's accent is solidly North American. I wish BiowEAr would bring back Yvonne Strahovski to v/o all the femshep dialogue. Never mind the underrepresentation of women in gaming, what about the underrepresentation of Aussies?  I'd ask for Hugh Jackman to do broshep's as well but he might be expensive. Oh well, maybe my fantasy of an ockershep will have to remain that and I'll make a Kaylee or a Saffron Shepard instead.

[Mestesso]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

SkaldFish wrote...

ELE08 wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...

We can't let this thread die, folks.  It's still a special place.

More screenshots of Jessica in Arrival.  My gosh, how can I already be getting nostalgia?  She looks so much better here than in ME3...

awesome!snippage

True, true.

In many ways, Mass Effect 2 femshep is femshep for me.

So I guess someone has tried manually copying all the headmorph values (including offsetbones and LOD vertices) from an ME2 Gibbed headmorph to an ME3? I'm guessing it doesn't work b/c it looks like either the code that drives rendering has been changed or the base models were recreated. Not that I have the patience to do that anyway, but wondered if anyone had tried.

Well, yeah, someone has.  Me.  ME2 mesh files are incompatible with ME3.  I've heard that ME3's have a higher number of vertices.

Ironically, this does not make them look better.

Makes me wonder how BioWare fixed the import issue, as they said they have in the upcoming patch.  I'd happily sacrifice extra vertices in order for Jessica to look exactly the same.

When's that patch coming out?  Or has it already?  I haven't really been keeping up on my Biowear news.

[Silver]

Far as I know it's still going through certification from all parties involved (BW, EA, Sony, MS).