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[AstonMW]

 Where can I find face settings for a very handsome young male for ME1?

[Crimson-Cobalt]

Why do you want to use a face created by someone else?Half the fun of ME is seeing you custom created character(even if he is ugly) save the galaxy.

[AstonMW]

Because i will restart the game dozens of times if I see the slightest flaw in the face.

Same thing happened with Dragon Age...I hate bioware, most of the time I spend on character creation instead of playing.

Modifié par AstonMW, 17 novembre 2010 - 10:00 .

[the3rdbiscuit]

You could have a look at the ME2 Faces Database and then convert the code to ME1 sliders here.

[Crimson-Cobalt]

AstonMW wrote...

Because i will restart the game dozens of times if I see the slightest flaw in the face.

Same thing happened with Dragon Age...I hate bioware, most of the time I spend on character creation instead of playing.

Seems we have something in common but trust me it feels worse when the character is not your own.

[AstonMW]

 Btw, I made the perfect prettiest guy in Dragon Age, here is his picture-
http://img43.imagesh...10111011074.jpg

but I can't make such a handsome guy in Mass Effect, something is always off.
I want my characters to look like super-hot gay super models.

Modifié par AstonMW, 17 novembre 2010 - 10:08 .

[Tyler Durden30303]

i hate it... all my characters end up coming out.



A Ugly as hell



B nothing like my at all because i give up

[Da_Lion_Man]

AstonMW wrote...

 Btw, I made the perfect prettiest guy in Dragon Age, here is his picture-
http://img43.imagesh...10111011074.jpg

but I can't make such a handsome guy in Mass Effect, something is always off.

I dunno, he looks kind of dorky.

[AstonMW]

What is worse is that you can't see the flaw until you are ingame in various situations and lighting conditions. It makes me go mad.

[Inquisitor Recon]

I've got lucky with one face so I tend to just make variations of that. Most attempts otherwise look like crap.

[AstonMW]

the3rdbiscuit wrote...

You could have a look at the ME2 Faces Database and then convert the code to ME1 sliders here.

But there are no numbers ingame, just a  slider.How are you suppose to use it then?

Modifié par AstonMW, 17 novembre 2010 - 10:23 .

[AstonMW]

What are you talking about, that's ME2, not ME1, there is no such thing, just sliders.

[Daewan]

You might also want to take a look at the original Mass Effect Celebrity Likeness Guides:

http://meforums.biow...79945&forum=104

Change all links in the old forums that start like this

http://masseffect.bi...99472&forum=104

to look like this

http://meforums.biow...99472&forum=104

[Rompa87]

You can copy a face code for ME2 from the web and paste it into the converter to get ME1 sliders instead of a code

[the3rdbiscuit]

Each face on the ME2 Faces Database site has a corresponding code that can be used to create that face in Mass Effect 2. You can convert the code into slider values, which can be used in Mass Effect 1 using the ME2 to ME1 Face-Code Converter.

Once you've converted the code, start up Mass Effect, create a new Shepard and use the values given by the converter to create your Shepard, where 1 means the slider is as far to the left as it will go.

[Locutus_of_BORG]

Default Male Shep is probably the best looking face you'll be able to get in ME, if you really need the vanity. As good as the ME2 face generator is, the options are still too limited to imo make a wide variety of really good-looking faces.



For one of my playthroughs, I randomly tweaked around with one of the preset faces and ended up with a vaguely-Tyrese-Gibson-looking Sheppard. Still not quite as good as Sheploo though (It's the odd angles that are hardest to tweak).

[AstonMW]

Is there some face that looks like Kaidan?

He is probably the most handsome character in ME.



And I still don't get how can you put numerical values from the slider converter like 14, 22, 25 and such, there is no frame of reference to anything. It doesn't make any sense.

[the3rdbiscuit]

AstonMW wrote...

Is there some face that looks like Kaidan?
He is probably the most handsome character in ME.

And I still don't get how can you put numerical values from the slider converter like 14, 22, 25 and such, there is no frame of reference to anything. It doesn't make any sense.

The numbers are representative of how "full" the slider bar is. If the bar is empty (as far to the left as possible) then the number would be 1. If you move the slider one notch to the right, then that would be 2 and so on. I'm not sure how else to explain it.

[Mr. MannlyMan]

AstonMW wrote...

Is there some face that looks like Kaidan?
He is probably the most handsome character in ME.

And I still don't get how can you put numerical values from the slider converter like 14, 22, 25 and such, there is no frame of reference to anything. It doesn't make any sense.

Kaidan is actually fairly easy to imitate using the sliders. The hair is pretty straightforward; from there, all it takes is a lot of tweaks to the values.

Modifié par Mr. MannlyMan, 17 novembre 2010 - 11:54 .

[The Spamming Troll]

.......find a picture of me, then try to make your shepard look like that.

[Vena_86]

AstonMW wrote...

Because i will restart the game dozens of times if I see the slightest flaw in the face.

Same thing happened with Dragon Age...I hate bioware, most of the time I spend on character creation instead of playing.

There is a mod for Dragon Age that lets you change the face without starting again. I'm kinda similar in that, that I will restart the game because the character looks different in cutscenes and dialogues than in the crreation screen in a negative way.
But I agree that you should embrace the ability to create your own character rather than just using someone elses code.