ShepASSassin wrote...
Getorex wrote...
I don't do textures generally. I'm not that good at it. I only took a shot with the ONE texture I provided a link for just above and for the purposes it serves, it is at least as good as the original (which wasn't very good, quality-wise).
That said, I never noticed anything with skin being the same...that is a detail that is very small and I never see multiple female characters side-by-side to be able to tell they have the same skin.
As per a previous post I WILL do a quick and easy "fix" to the underwear texture (Ashley's and others?) by only removing the shear panel in the back (the "fart vent"). That is such an easy fix it will only take me a few minutes to complete and post. It will be the same bra and panties texture so you can get it without having to go with the topless version I provided just above.
Well, is that possible at least to change body textures and make skin unique for every character or it will also change other characters' body texture too? I can edit these via Photoshop, but I'm not good at working with transparent textures.
Sure it's possible. Each character has it's own texture(s), even if they are identical across characters each character has a pcc file with a texture in it for face, body, eyes, etc. Since they are not simply referencing a central texture file it is possible to change each character's skin texture to be unique.
The Ashley romance texture has a set skin tone to it. There appears to also be a more generic (and otherwise identical) texture that is used for others (probably mainly femshep since you can control her skin tone). It has an odd bleached out appearance that is used as a basis for the skin upon which different tones are applied. But that bleached out version is individually installed in different character pcc files, repeatedly. As far as moles (or beauty marks) that is simple to change. You can either eliminate this one or that one (or all of them) in GIMP or Photoshop or you can easily move them around (I'd use clone and then either blend or clone again to copy a clean part of the skin over the original). It means doing the work that Bioware didn't see the need to do - creating subtley different skin textures for a specific body for each character (the only one wherein it matters - the underwear model). Frankly, I agree with Bioware on this one. You never see the characters in their underwear together so you cannot see the same moles, etc, in the same places. I would have preferred they did the extra work and made unique bodies, no matter how similar the dress/uniform might be on that body. They didn't so I am trying to, as well as correcting some odd anatomical errors. For texture magic, you are best to ask Ottemis, Saltisgood, ELE, etc. They are masters.
If you want a skin texture for your femshep similar to the one I did specifically for Ashley, talk to wavion, his is based on the alpha texture...the odd "bleached out" base skin. The textures work on my edits just fine. They do not need to be altered in any way to work (I may have to tweak a few vertices to make my meshes look perfect for different textures however...something I have been doing as a matter of course recently).
Modifié par Getorex, 05 juillet 2013 - 04:12 .
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BUT I think I'll pull it as well (From ME2? Ashley's brief appearance in that game?) and tweak it a bit so there's no chest bleed-through there either. I may also do my second ever texture edit and change the white to something better...blue, grey, black...olive green...as well. Or perhaps a texture wizard (hint hint) would make a camo texture...urban or multicam.
Already converted the ME2 classy hair to .upk but now I should do the SVN checkout and compile latest.
