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Use PC morph for NPC?


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okamimiyazaki

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How can this be done? I have several morphs for my PC's and I would like to extract these morphs and use them for NPC's (such as Alistair and Leliana). 

I know how to replace Alistair's and Leliana's morph with another one (say, one that I made fresh in the toolset), but the part I'm stuck at is actually extracting my PC's morphs from their save files. Is this possible?:unsure: I don't need to edit their morphs in any way, just replace the ones used by select NPC's with the one used by my PC.

Modifié par okamimiyazaki, 25 novembre 2012 - 10:49 .


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Yara C.

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FaceReplacer - with this tool you can extract your PC morph from a save file and export it as new mor file.

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okamimiyazaki

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 Awesome, thank you! :)

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okamimiyazaki

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It worked really well. :wizard: It took me a little bit to figure it out, so for those who may need to know how to do it in the future:
1) Download the FaceReplacer2) Make sure you have Python 2.7 (download/install if needed)3) Extract FaceReplacer into MyDocuments/Bioware/Dragon Age/Characters4) Run it
        -Select 'character'; then select the save game file with the PC face that you want and set it as source
        -Select 'face' and click 'new face file' and save it as a .mor (this doesn't actually extract the .mor yet, you have to then click 'set destination' and 'save destination file' for the new .mor to be saved)
5) Now you've extracted the .mor file with your character's face on it!
6) If you want to use the face to replace an NPC, just rename it to that NPC's .mor filename (e.g. for Alistair it's hm_genfl_alistair.mor) and place it in the override folder in MyDocuments/Bioware/Dragon Age/packages/core/override


        
        

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FallenFairytale

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Thanks so much for writing out the step by step processs - you saved me loads of guess work and time! :)