I get a strong Kate B. vibe specially on those pics.raziel1980 wrote...
I decided to redo Selena... make her look a little more like Selene from the Underworld Movies... this is what i came up with...
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Modifié par nightwolf667, 03 mars 2012 - 01:26 .
Lethania wrote...
I made a little comparison between my Kayla Shep in ME1 ME2 and ME3. I must say she looks totally different in ME3 than in previous games.
ME1
*snip*
ME2
ME3
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I so prefer the face I have for Emma over Kaylas old face.
*snip*
Yeah i can see some of the changes you made... I think both versions are beautiful. Love the bottom one.Lethania wrote...
I made a little comparison between my Kayla Shep in ME1 ME2 and ME3. I must say she looks totally different in ME3 than in previous games.
ME3
I so prefer the face I have for Emma over Kaylas old face.
Modifié par SaturnRing, 03 mars 2012 - 02:18 .
I looove the bottom one, the first one is just, I dunno. I got so disappointed when I love the same face in ME2 and now it doesn't look nearly as good. Think the biggest differens is the eye shape. Top one has Eyeshape nr 2, bottom one has the last eye shape. That one works so much better in ME3 than it did in the previous games.
Modifié par Tup3xi, 03 mars 2012 - 02:41 .
Lethania wrote...
@nightwolf lets hope gibbed get updated pretty fast tho! might take them a while :s
@nitefyre yeh I love it as well, almost all my Sheps in ME2 had that hairstyle, shame you have to mod it in tho.
@Saturn thanks
Can't live without Gibbed!
Have you played the demo? I doubt that there's any opening cut scene before the CC. Demo did not have that.nightwolf667 wrote...
Lethania wrote...
@nightwolf lets hope gibbed get updated pretty fast tho! might take them a while :s
@nitefyre yeh I love it as well, almost all my Sheps in ME2 had that hairstyle, shame you have to mod it in tho.
@Saturn thanks
On a more serious note, I hope they'll provide us with an ingame option to skip the opening cutscenes. Or provide an earlier way to get the character editor. ME2 was pretty ridiculous. If the character creator is a different system now, I like it, but it's...harder to gauge what's going to look good.<_< I never know until I get to the cutscenes, they should give us the option to watch our Shepard interacting in there!
Modifié par Tup3xi, 03 mars 2012 - 02:57 .
Yeah i notived eyeshape 2 for the top one. i think you made a good call. As i also notice that the last eye option is less prone to eyelashes problem. The #2 is my favorite but i'm always plagued by eyelashes not showing properly or clipping...Lethania wrote...
@nightwolf lets hope gibbed get updated pretty fast tho! might take them a while :s
@nitefyre yeh I love it as well, almost all my Sheps in ME2 had that hairstyle, shame you have to mod it in tho.
@Saturn thanks
Modifié par SaturnRing, 03 mars 2012 - 03:27 .
Tup3xi wrote...
Have you played the demo? I doubt that there's any opening cut scene before the CC. Demo did not have that.
It definitely helps that we get to see her face from the beginning. Though to me it takes playing under all types of setting, under a multitude of different lighting, differents sceneries to get a clear definitive handle on how the cc options transfer into the game. It's not uncommon for me to start over my character after having completed a third of the gameTup3xi wrote...
Have you played the demo? I doubt that there's any opening cut scene before the CC. Demo did not have that.nightwolf667 wrote...
Lethania wrote...
@nightwolf lets hope gibbed get updated pretty fast tho! might take them a while :s
@nitefyre yeh I love it as well, almost all my Sheps in ME2 had that hairstyle, shame you have to mod it in tho.
@Saturn thanks
On a more serious note, I hope they'll provide us with an ingame option to skip the opening cutscenes. Or provide an earlier way to get the character editor. ME2 was pretty ridiculous. If the character creator is a different system now, I like it, but it's...harder to gauge what's going to look good.<_< I never know until I get to the cutscenes, they should give us the option to watch our Shepard interacting in there!
Modifié par SaturnRing, 03 mars 2012 - 03:25 .
No... It's just that it might not even be possible for some ME2 imports. Some will have to make the face from scratch. It's unknown how common it is but they wouldn't bother to make FAQ about issue that never happens.SaturnRing wrote...
It definitely helps that we get to see her face from the beginning. Though to me it takes playing under all types of setting, under a multitude of different lighting, differents sceneries to get a clear definitive handle on how the cc options transfer into the game. It's not uncommon for me to start over my character after having completed a third of the gameTup3xi wrote...
Have you played the demo? I doubt that there's any opening cut scene before the CC. Demo did not have that.nightwolf667 wrote...
Lethania wrote...
@nightwolf lets hope gibbed get updated pretty fast tho! might take them a while :s
@nitefyre yeh I love it as well, almost all my Sheps in ME2 had that hairstyle, shame you have to mod it in tho.
@Saturn thanks
On a more serious note, I hope they'll provide us with an ingame option to skip the opening cutscenes. Or provide an earlier way to get the character editor. ME2 was pretty ridiculous. If the character creator is a different system now, I like it, but it's...harder to gauge what's going to look good.<_< I never know until I get to the cutscenes, they should give us the option to watch our Shepard interacting in there!
@Tup:
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What do you mean that you can't import? An import you won't be satisfied with?
Modifié par Tup3xi, 03 mars 2012 - 04:33 .
Modifié par Ottemis, 03 mars 2012 - 04:48 .
It doesn't make any sense to me either but reading things like these don't make me confident:Ottemis wrote...
Well, seeing how busy the modding community is with adding non CC hair, skin textures, TiM eyes to their Shepards, if any of those get a new handle or disappear entirely in ME3, import would end up wonky.
Aside from that I see no reason why an impost shouldn't function, because if it grabs raw data (and it should) you'll get your facial feats imported fine, along with the right color and scalar values.
That would be my guess anyways, doesn't make sense pure CC characters out of ME1 and 2 would not import into 3 without issues. Slider positions mean nothing, and a color not being on a slider neither. Raw data exists for exactly that reason.
Modifié par Tup3xi, 03 mars 2012 - 04:55 .
Well do you think it's smart for them to back themselves up knowing some people are stupid enough to break their own save in therms of modding and then blame bioware for having broken it? I wouldn't be suprprised. And yeah I've seen that post/quote a bunch of times. I'm not afraid.Tup3xi wrote...
It doesn't make any sense to me either but reading things like these don't make me confident:Ottemis wrote...
Well, seeing how busy the modding community is with adding non CC hair, skin textures, TiM eyes to their Shepards, if any of those get a new handle or disappear entirely in ME3, import would end up wonky.
Aside from that I see no reason why an impost shouldn't function, because if it grabs raw data (and it should) you'll get your facial feats imported fine, along with the right color and scalar values.
That would be my guess anyways, doesn't make sense pure CC characters out of ME1 and 2 would not import into 3 without issues. Slider positions mean nothing, and a color not being on a slider neither. Raw data exists for exactly that reason.
http://help.ea.com/a...o-mass-effect-3
Will I be able to make changes to my Shepherd when I import?
You will be given the option to alter the appearance of Shepherd, and you will be able to change class (i.e. Soldier to Adept) as well.
NOTE: Some ME2 saves will not be able to import the face-file of your Shepherd. You will need to re-create the appearance when importing the file.
Basically they have confirmed that there may be issues. How common that is going to be is unknown.
I was arguing on one thread about this with exact same response as you but then I noticed that FAQ...
You know... When it comes to software you should be surprised how many thing you can break.Ottemis wrote...
Well do you think it's smart for them to back themselves up knowing some people are stupid enough to break their own save in therms of modding and then blame bioware for having broken it? I wouldn't be suprprised. And yeah I've seen that post/quote a bunch of times. I'm not afraid.Tup3xi wrote...
It doesn't make any sense to me either but reading things like these don't make me confident:Ottemis wrote...
Well, seeing how busy the modding community is with adding non CC hair, skin textures, TiM eyes to their Shepards, if any of those get a new handle or disappear entirely in ME3, import would end up wonky.
Aside from that I see no reason why an impost shouldn't function, because if it grabs raw data (and it should) you'll get your facial feats imported fine, along with the right color and scalar values.
That would be my guess anyways, doesn't make sense pure CC characters out of ME1 and 2 would not import into 3 without issues. Slider positions mean nothing, and a color not being on a slider neither. Raw data exists for exactly that reason.
http://help.ea.com/a...o-mass-effect-3
Will I be able to make changes to my Shepherd when I import?
You will be given the option to alter the appearance of Shepherd, and you will be able to change class (i.e. Soldier to Adept) as well.
NOTE: Some ME2 saves will not be able to import the face-file of your Shepherd. You will need to re-create the appearance when importing the file.
Basically they have confirmed that there may be issues. How common that is going to be is unknown.
I was arguing on one thread about this with exact same response as you but then I noticed that FAQ...
As I've said. Aslong as all the old features are still in the game, and aside from hair (which there will be more of in the actual CC, so i don't know wether it'll be an issue) they have been. I've remade 10+ different sheps in the CC and their facial features are in there. There can be no issue, because the rest is RAW data for morph positions, and RAW color vectors and RAW scalar vectors. The import, like in ME1 to 2 should work the exact same.
That your Shep would look a little different with the engine changes and the normalisation of the features as has been stated is to be expected, but that';s not what they're telling us here.
Now this is assuming that they didn't just plainly break the import function, which is an illogical conclusion untill proven.
Normally I wouldn't bothered about this but since some console user are reporting face import issues.
Modifié par Ottemis, 03 mars 2012 - 05:15 .
I'm not really worried about it myself either. I just keep in mind that it might now work (for whatever reason). But I do not agree that they put stuff like that in FAQ just to cover their ass.Ottemis wrote...
Well if they broke it, then we can pleasantly rage about it once we've seen it be an actual issue. No use getting all afraid before knowing wtf is going on.
Aside from that we can get working facecodes from both ME1 and ME2 and we also know how to not only hexedit saves but also have an active modding community that provide us with tools like gibbed savegame editor. Whose worried? I'm really not.
The only people sh*t out of luck would be the PS3 players in therms of gibbed, but well, honestly, on a tv how much are possible differences like eye-colour gonna matter in the end. No offense meant btw, I own a PS3 myself.
I don't know... They didn't have that for ME2 I presume. But we'll see then I guess. I have DDE locked & loaded with flyCam mapped already. Only need to get rid of that release date check (gets VPN readyOttemis wrote...
I'd back my *ss up if I was them, I really don't blame them.
I kinda see it like saying in their manual to not stick cats in microwaves so you can't get sued for not having included it later. That that's necessary is the sadness I think.
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That's how i read it too. What they talk about shouldn't affect Tup. Like you i think the changes we've been seeing are related to that new engine. Interesting that it was also used(the new engine) for the PS 3 version of ME 2.Ottemis wrote...
Well do you think it's smart for them to back themselves up knowing some people are stupid enough to break their own save in therms of modding and then blame bioware for having broken it? I wouldn't be suprprised. And yeah I've seen that post/quote a bunch of times. I'm not afraid.
As I've said. Aslong as all the old features are still in the game, and aside from hair (which there will be more of in the actual CC, so i don't know wether it'll be an issue) they have been. I've remade 10+ different sheps in the CC and their facial features are in there. There can be no issue, because the rest is RAW data for morph positions, and RAW color vectors and RAW scalar vectors. The import, like in ME1 to 2 should work the exact same.
That your Shep would look a little different with the engine changes and the normalisation of the features as has been stated is to be expected, but that';s not what they're telling us here.
Now this is assuming that they didn't just plainly break the import function, which is an illogical conclusion untill proven.
No but we couldn't Mod ME1, or barely, through the savefile. The percentage of people that hexedit is few and far between. (And DA2 wasen't out yet to break socalled 'community trust' in Bioware)Tup3xi wrote...
I don't know... They didn't have that for ME2 I presume. But we'll see then I guess. I have DDE locked & loaded with flyCam mapped already. Only need to get ridof that release date check (gets VPN readyOttemis wrote...
I'd back my *ss up if I was them, I really don't blame them.
I kinda see it like saying in their manual to not stick cats in microwaves so you can't get sued for not having included it later. That that's necessary is the sadness I think.
Modifié par Ottemis, 03 mars 2012 - 05:28 .
Modifié par SaturnRing, 03 mars 2012 - 06:44 .
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