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[Lucy Glitter]

I will punt a puppy out the window and ask can we change it this late?

[Euphrati]

They appear good quality when I tested it. However there could be darker skin tone options.

[Nikblade]

Didn't you know? Black people in Thedas are actually the dunmer from Elder Scrolls.

Modifié par Nikblade, 14 octobre 2009 - 02:45 .

[soteria]

I don't think they're that bad--look at the job someone did on this: http://i14.photobuck...uelljackson.jpg

From the celebrity likeness thread. Looks great, imo. Maybe play with the complexion slider in addition to skin tone? Also, blush makes a difference in the "sickly" department.

Modifié par soteria, 14 octobre 2009 - 02:47 .

[lviklander]

Hm, I think it looks pretty good, and my computer is just middle range.

[Lucy Glitter]

It's also the lighting on the portrait and character inventory page that screw with it.

[Fulgrim88]

This has been bugging me as well. Theres exactly 1 skintone that looks caucasian, and it's the most pale one. After that you have a fairly good latino tan, followed by asian and then it gets bad. 4-5 skin tones that look like, well...blue-blackish paint, but nothing like a natural skin colour.

Samuel Jacksons Model above looks like hes a south american guy with helluva tan and his portrait looks like his skin is some sort of brownish purple...
Overall, only very few of the skin colours strike me as natural looking

Modifié par Fulgrim88, 14 octobre 2009 - 02:56 .

[Crunchyinmilk]

There's a big discrepancy in how the 3D model appears in the 'build room' and what it looks like in the portrait. the Larger 3D model is washed with yellow light but the portrait is lit with white light. Samuel looks quite red/blue on both my monitors.



I don't doubt you'll see custom palettes show up on some nwvault like service as they did with neverwinter nights 2.

[Deviija]

Hmm. Do you suppose it could be graphic card/spec issues, too, that may be putting off the skin tones? I have a Nvidia GTX 295.

Edit:  But yes, I noticed on elves and humans, I think, that the darkest skin setting has them with an undertone of purple in their skin.  I try to stay away from the darkest setting for them.  

Modifié par Deviija, 14 octobre 2009 - 03:07 .

[JEBesh]

QuanziZ wrote...

Ok this is just weird. I went and edited my character with my graphics settings turned all the way up. I didn't mess with the skin tone, just changed the eye color. I reuploaded the character. Suddenly my avatar actually has dark skin like the character instead of being super pale. WTF. I can understand it looking different in the creator, but how do my graphic settings effect the image that's uploaded??

It's like taking a screenshot of your portrait without the background. Your graphic settings will affect your avatar.

[Nikblade]

Actually, QuanziZ, I agree about the less detailed features. The faces look smoother with lower graphical settings and I prefer it.

[NewYears1978]

I think it could be your graphical setttings. I thought the skin tones were great..especially for black characters. Black is hardly ever done correctly and this time I thought they actually looked like black people (Like the Samuel Jackson example up above).



I run at full graphic settings so I'm guessing at lowered settings the colors are getting washed out or misrepresented?

[Kimaka]

I wonder if it is my graphics too. The darker skin tones don't look all that great on my computer.

[Aurvan]

Make screenshots so we can see what you mean, please.



Thanks.

[caspertjuhh]

i dont think its your computer...

[Korva]

I think the dark skin tones look fine -- at least on the actual character. On the portrait, they turn into a weird shade of washed-out grayish purple which looks odd to say the least. Shame about portraits losing so much color detail.

Modifié par Korva, 14 octobre 2009 - 05:35 .

[musicalfrog7]

Darker skin tones look fine to me. :/