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[DirtyPhoenix]

What do i need to edit to alter the shinyness of the hair, if possible?

Modifié par pirate1802, 11 avril 2012 - 01:32 .

[DirtyPhoenix]

Hit quote instead of edit.. sry.

Modifié par pirate1802, 11 avril 2012 - 01:32 .

[Captain Arty]

PhoenixIsra wrote...

Shingai wrote...

PhoenixIsra wrote...

Wow, I love it! I wish your Femshep was how the default looked in ME3, you've done a great job. Also, just wondering, what are the numbers for your Femshep's hair color?

Oh thank you very much.  
Regarding the hair colour, I actually just used the one given by Captain Arty in the first post, so..

HED_Hair_Color_Vector -- ME2 red/auburn hair color
B: 0.0445526168
G: 0.0846414939
R: 0.215764433

Have fun

Ah, ok, excellent, thank you!

I need to update that post up top. There are actually three colors that change hair color:

HED_Hair_Color_Vector
Highlight1Color
Highlight2Color

An easy place to start is to put them all to the same color, and then adjust the corresponding scalars in the scalar section.

If you want a shortcut for getting an ME2-like color, choose the red color in the character creator--color "3" in the face code, and then use the above color. Using a different hair color in the character creator first will give you different, but sometimes really neat looking results.

[Captain Arty]

I've figured out how to adjust lid-to-lid eye width. I noticed that using eye shape 8, femshep looks a bit wild eyed. I wanted to narrow her eyes just a touch while maintaining the same shape.

In the Offset_Bones section in the head morph, find the Eyeblink_ entries. Lower the Z values by about 0.01 from where they start to narrow the eyes just slightly.

[Shingai]

Captain Arty wrote...
I need to update that post up top. There are actually three colors that change hair color:

HED_Hair_Color_Vector
Highlight1Color
Highlight2Color

An easy place to start is to put them all to the same color, and then adjust the corresponding scalars in the scalar section.

If you want a shortcut for getting an ME2-like color, choose the red color in the character creator--color "3" in the face code, and then use the above color. Using a different hair color in the character creator first will give you different, but sometimes really neat looking results.

Forgot to mention that. I used the darkest red hair colour from the character creator as a base and then just changed the values of HED_Hair_Color_Vector like you suggested in the first post. Loved the result so I didn't even bother with changing the colour and the intensity of the highlights.

When I created my Shep for my second playthrough I had some fun changing those values. In the end though I have to admit that I often like natural hair colours. For that I use lighter variations of the same colour that I used as a base for the highlights. Still I would just recommend playing around with Gibbed. Great and unique results can often be accidental.

[merylisk]

Captain Arty wrote...

I've figured out how to adjust lid-to-lid eye width. I noticed that using eye shape 8, femshep looks a bit wild eyed. I wanted to narrow her eyes just a touch while maintaining the same shape.

In the Offset_Bones section in the head morph, find the Eyeblink_ entries. Lower the Z values by about 0.01 from where they start to narrow the eyes just slightly.

Awesome!!!!

[Ageless Face]

wow, thanks for the hair and the face structure! they look really cool.

I know that you can't get the freckles without the Makeup with the default structure (yet, at least), So i've been trying for hours to cover up the makeup with the editor, without much success. Does anyone know how to make it disappear, or how to cover the makeup to make it look more naturel?

[April89]

Captain Arty wrote...

I've figured out how to adjust lid-to-lid eye width. I noticed that using eye shape 8, femshep looks a bit wild eyed. I wanted to narrow her eyes just a touch while maintaining the same shape.

In the Offset_Bones section in the head morph, find the Eyeblink_ entries. Lower the Z values by about 0.01 from where they start to narrow the eyes just slightly.

Hi everyone! Could someone give some further advice how to alter the faceshape with offset bones?  I haven't managed to get some results which don't mess up the complete face. And is it right that playing around with "morph features" won't change anything or is there a trick?

[Ageless Face]

April89 wrote...

Captain Arty wrote...

I've figured out how to adjust lid-to-lid eye width. I noticed that using eye shape 8, femshep looks a bit wild eyed. I wanted to narrow her eyes just a touch while maintaining the same shape.

In the Offset_Bones section in the head morph, find the Eyeblink_ entries. Lower the Z values by about 0.01 from where they start to narrow the eyes just slightly.

Hi everyone! Could someone give some further advice how to alter the faceshape with offset bones?  I haven't managed to get some results which don't mess up the complete face. And is it right that playing around with "morph features" won't change anything or is there a trick?

 I think that X means it goes in or out (- means in, + is out). Y is Right or left (- is left, + right) Z is up and down (- Down, + up)

Hope it helps. And that i am right. 

And yes, Morph features don't change anything. 

[Captain Arty]

HagarIshay wrote...

April89 wrote...

Captain Arty wrote...

I've figured out how to adjust lid-to-lid eye width. I noticed that using eye shape 8, femshep looks a bit wild eyed. I wanted to narrow her eyes just a touch while maintaining the same shape.

In the Offset_Bones section in the head morph, find the Eyeblink_ entries. Lower the Z values by about 0.01 from where they start to narrow the eyes just slightly.

Hi everyone! Could someone give some further advice how to alter the faceshape with offset bones?  I haven't managed to get some results which don't mess up the complete face. And is it right that playing around with "morph features" won't change anything or is there a trick?

 I think that X means it goes in or out (- means in, + is out). Y is Right or left (- is left, + right) Z is up and down (- Down, + up)

Hope it helps. And that i am right. 

And yes, Morph features don't change anything. 

Morph_Features are generated just before the head mesh is created. Editing them changes nothing. Those are the values used to generate the actual 3D points. If only Bioware let us control the Morph Features in the character creator, we could really make great faces.

Check some earlier posts by Dizzig, but X should be fore/aft, Y is left/right, and Z is up down. "Bones" are generally linked to parts of the face that move--which is why the eyelids are considered bones.

I would really like to find a way to control the height of the chin where it connects to the neck. In ME2, this angle was acute. In ME3, the angle is either right or obtuse for most facial structures, and makes faces look a bit pudgy in the neck.

[April89]

Thanks for the replies, this helps a lot!
Too bad that we have no control over morph features, since the possibilities of the vanilla cc are annoyingly limited.

Modifié par April89, 12 avril 2012 - 03:49 .

[YunaFire]

I'm trying to recreate blonde FemShep and the closest hair color looks unnatural in any light. Examples:

http://img543.images...2030700001e.jpg

Trying to get a more 'natural' blonde (ie, http://img692.images.../me3femshep.jpg ) Not necessarily 'darker', just one that doesn't look so glaringly yellow.

I tried using the three hair under Appearance in Gibbed, using colors from the concept art via Photoshop's color picker but it.. didn't turn out right in game. Any help would be appreciated!

[Captain Arty]

YunaFire wrote...

I'm trying to recreate blonde FemShep and the closest hair color looks unnatural in any light. Examples:

http://img543.images...2030700001e.jpg

Trying to get a more 'natural' blonde (ie, http://img692.images.../me3femshep.jpg ) Not necessarily 'darker', just one that doesn't look so glaringly yellow.

I tried using the three hair under Appearance in Gibbed, using colors from the concept art via Photoshop's color picker but it.. didn't turn out right in game. Any help would be appreciated!

Did you try playing with the scalar values for intensity? That can change the shinyness.

When you're using the color picker in Gibbed, pay attention to the saturation and vibrance (used as brightness). Once you pick a mellow blond color and appropriate scalar intensities, you should just have to mess with the vibrance.

[YunaFire]

So many saves, uploads, retries, I think I've stared at variations of yellow/orange too long. Here's what I have for now:

(quality should improve over time)

Did you try playing with the scalar values for intensity? That can change the shinyness.

Mostly I fiddled with the base color and finding highlights close to that range. Tried matching up numbers in Photoshop's picker to the Gibbed values. Might play with it more later (it still seems too bright to me at the moment) but giving my eyes a break. So.. there's beta 1 for now

[JRsV]

I've uploaded a modding guide: http://www.masseffec....com/index.php?
show=tutorials&tutorial=mass-effect-modding
Thought I'd share it here too, perhaps there is something of use in it.

[April89]

JRsV wrote...

I've uploaded a modding guide: http://www.masseffec....com/index.php?
show=tutorials&tutorial=mass-effect-modding
Thought I'd share it here too, perhaps there is something of use in it.

Thank you so much for this!

[JRsV]

April89 wrote...

JRsV wrote...

I've uploaded a modding guide: http://www.masseffec....com/index.php?
show=tutorials&tutorial=mass-effect-modding
Thought I'd share it here too, perhaps there is something of use in it.

Thank you so much for this! [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/kissing.png[/smilie]

You're welcome. Hope it's useful.

[greenleafcm]

JRsV wrote...

I've uploaded a modding guide: http://www.masseffec....com/index.php?
show=tutorials&tutorial=mass-effect-modding
Thought I'd share it here too, perhaps there is something of use in it.

Holy cow! This guide gave me solutions to almost all the problems I was having with trying to spruce up my FemShep's look! It was a huge help, especially since you explained what the different values were and how to properly adjust them. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this!

[Auriel]

JRsV wrote...

I've uploaded a modding guide: http://www.masseffec....com/index.php?
show=tutorials&tutorial=mass-effect-modding
Thought I'd share it here too, perhaps there is something of use in it.

Thank you so much for this, very helpful!

Btw, could anyone help me? I swear I saw someone give a tip about how to make the area below Shepard's chin look less pudgy (something about where her jaw connects to her neck) but I can't find it anymore.

Modifié par Auriel, 14 avril 2012 - 11:44 .

[Hellosanta]

Thank you so much for all those info on femshep editing * v*)/
I love how my femshep looks now.

[Xenmir]

Ugh, I'm either having a noob moment or... a bug? I've edited my gamesave in the past on the 360, (ie: correcting lotsb flags, etc.) minor things of the sort and it worked fine. Now I'm trying to see what happens if I edit my colour settings, so forth. Just things that are geared towards Shepards appearance rather than game status fixes. The thing is, whenever I load my edited save, during the loading screen it reverts back to my unedited face. If I had darker hair, edited to be lighter, it goes back dark.

I've tried it with and without the ME patches, with new and older versions of Gibbed, inputting numerical values in the Raw tab and via the swatches. Always the same result. It always reverts back at the loading screen.

My question is, is it possible to edit something as simple as hair colour on the 360 and I'm just having some issue individually, or is it limited to the PC and I'm having a noob moment? I have tried on another save using the default femshep face and that worked. I'm totally stumped! Ideas?

EDIT: Finally! Rather than edit my post removing my question, I figured I'd just edit it with what happened in case someone else has this issue.

It ended up being my importer/exporter. I'm using a different one now and the problem has been cleared up.

Modifié par Xenmir, 15 avril 2012 - 05:01 .

[DirtyPhoenix]

Does anybody know by what amount should I reduce the eye width to bring about the ME2-type eyes?