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[Almostfaceman]

RGFrog wrote...

My Femsheps imported nearly perfectly. Just some minor tweaking to make things look great with the new gen.

None of the males imported well.

Nothing looked even remotely close when I copied the ME3 codes into ME2... much scarier.

So you're playing the actual game and these are characters started from ME1?

[Tup3x]

noisecode wrote...

Tup3xi wrote...
ME3 importer works with raw data (as far as I know) so the face code is irrelevant.

Can you please explain what you mean by raw data?

ME2 does not use face code to generate the look. You can wipe clean your characters face code or change it to what ever you want but it will not change the look. The game stores all head detail in save file and it is completely separate thing from face code. The face code has no other use than to be human friendly. For example when the game determines what hair the Shepard uses, it will look at hair mesh string that is stored in the save game which in my Shepard's case is BIOG_HMF_HIR_PRO.classy.HMF_HIR_Cls_MDL.

[S Seraff]

will do and Tup3xi, I just used your ME2/3 to ME1 converter

[Balancer]

I hope that bioware is looking into it, and if needed making a patch

[Tup3x]

S Seraff wrote...

will do and Tup3xi, I just used your ME2/3 to ME1 converter

I hope it was useful.

[noisecode]

Tup3xi wrote...

noisecode wrote...

Tup3xi wrote...
ME3 importer works with raw data (as far as I know) so the face code is irrelevant.

Can you please explain what you mean by raw data?

ME2 does not use face code to generate the look. You can wipe clean your characters face code or change it to what ever you want but it will not change the look. The game stores all head detail in save file and it is completely separate thing from face code. The face code has no other use than to be human friendly. For example when the game determines what hair the Shepard uses, it will look at hair mesh string that is stored in the save game which in my Shepard's case is BIOG_HMF_HIR_PRO.classy.HMF_HIR_Cls_MDL.

Interesting............... I think that explains why my Shepards nose from ME1 imports correctly into ME2, but can not be selected during charecter creation in ME 2 when starting from scratch.  If that's the case then we should be fine barring any further catastrophe.

[Ecmoose]

I've tweeted this to them multiple times now:

@masseffect Owners of space edition 360 can't import faces from ME2 saves with ME1 face codes. Will this be resolved for launch?

It's been ignored every time.

[S Seraff]

Tup3xi wrote...

S Seraff wrote...

will do and Tup3xi, I just used your ME2/3 to ME1 converter

I hope it was useful.

very!  My ME2 shep actually looks a bit better in ME1!   i think the face have been getting progressively more wide...

[noisecode]

Ecmoose wrote...

I've tweeted this to them multiple times now:

@masseffect Owners of space edition 360 can't import faces from ME2 saves with ME1 face codes. Will this be resolved for launch?

It's been ignored every time.

I wonder why they refuse to answer?

[S Seraff]

bump

[camcon2100]

JamieCOTC wrote...

JamieCOTC wrote...


ME1


ME2


ME3

This femshep does not have a face code in ME2.  I imported her into the demo using http://masseffecttoo...k.org/index.php.  It works w/ PC and X-Box, though X-Box will require extra steps. This is a work-around, not a solution, but it will give you a face code to use in ME3.

How to use it: http://social.biowar...47811/3#9249327

Note: Both femshep and maleShep will require tweaking.  You'll have to redo the hair, hair color, eye color, skin complextion and (if femshep) makeup. Everything else imports perfectly. 

edit: Looks like the situation has been resolved by axelofthekey.

One question, I am trying to import a broShep. On step 8) Go to this page, follow the instructions, and prepare to do some math. Go to what page?

[Ecmoose]

I wish I could use that method. Modio keeps crashing every time I try to open it. Guess I'll just do it the hard way :-/.

[Mr. Sean]

 Bump so that maybe someone from Bioware can throw us a bone and answer one way or the other. Speaking for myself, this is pretty important.

[camcon2100]

Mr. Sean wrote...

 Bump so that maybe someone from Bioware can throw us a bone and answer one way or the other. Speaking for myself, this is pretty important.

Me to, my mind can't retcon anything so I would be unable to deal with my Shep's Changed face

[Mr. Sean]

camcon2100 wrote...

Me to, my mind can't retcon anything so I would be unable to deal with my Shep's Changed face

I know. I've played Mass Effect 1 and 2 to completion a combined total of 12 times. I've only ever played as ONE Shep. As far as I'm concerned, my Shepard is the only true Shepard. I've tried recreating him in the ME3 demo using memory and then some crummy cell phone pictures and, although I can get it kind of close, its just not Shepard. 

Somehow I can't imagine how something like this could fall though the cracks. The folks at Bioware must of been cognizant of how attached we've become to our Sheps. I simply cannot believe they would allow for something like this to potentially happen

[S Seraff]

hmm, was comparing my sheps' ME1 faces with their ME3 faces. interesting. my femshep looks very different.

[HolyAvenger]

^ I can live with that.

[Mr. Sean]

Did that come from a retail copy (assuming you were lucky enough to get your hands on it) or was that recreated in the demo?

[S Seraff]

demo. and now that im thinking about it this is the wrong topic to have posted this! these all have face codes im just noticing the differences. specially the femshep eyes

[camcon2100]

I think I Recreated my Shep although with new hair.. What do you think

Modifié par camcon2100, 02 mars 2012 - 04:44 .

[camcon2100]

Bump for high top awesomeness!

Modifié par camcon2100, 02 mars 2012 - 04:45 .

[S Seraff]

an improvement!

[camcon2100]

S Seraff wrote...

an improvement!

You think so! I kind of do to 
 

Modifié par camcon2100, 02 mars 2012 - 04:59 .