Elissa Shepard, Paragon, used Gibbed for the lip color, long hair and hair highlights. No texture mods were used, just high graphic settings. I used Gibbed for ME2 to get the color of the green eyes. That exact shade isn't available in ME3:
Base Face Code: 742.ABE.H11.D13.AGG.33S.6RB.166.M86.41E.2G6.35A
Sorry for the pic being so small (served as an avatar), but this is pretty much what my Shep looks like. I usually remove all of the makeup from my female PC's, since it doesn't really make sense for them to have it in battle.
In case you're starting from the very beginning, this was her in ME1 and 2 respectively (again, sorry for the small pics)
Damn. Face codes. Guess I'll post that shortly. Good thing I'm on my PS3 right now.
For ME1 here are the slider settings.
I'm on the PS3 so I can't post screenshots or anything, but I prefer my Shepards to look a bit boring. Genetically recessive traits are supposed to have been phased out by the time of ME1, so brown/black hair and brown eyes are the norm, which is evident in most of the in-game human models. I usually give my femsheps brown hair, slightly tan skin(depending on background) and brown or slightly blue eyes, which are usually also the most natural-looking colors allowed by the character creators. The scars from ME2 and onwards are mostly enough to really distinguish Shepard, even if they're faint.
Late for the party, but oh well:
741.Q9G.I67.F8A.FDK.61W.4DJ.713.B81.6B3.2G5.177
I always use this site to create shepards for trilogy runs: http://old.masseffec...torial=me2tome1
Trust me, it can be quite useful.
First, I play the prologue segment in ME2. So I am able to decide exactly how he or she is going to look in ME2.
Then I apply the code to this site, and create the equivalent it gives in ME1. Usually it still requires me to do some tweaks here and there because the transition is
not flawless. But it still gives you more than a fair approximation. The transfer of characters from ME2 to ME3 involves a much smoother transition, with very few tweaks needed.
Since this (old) topic asked about female Shepards, here are my favorites of the ones I created. I´m yet to create my supreme version of a black female shepard. It took me long enough to create a good asian version. I had a few black ones that I liked but they always had one aspect that displeased me (they were either too Caucasian aside from the color of the skin or looked a little too much like stereotypes, with rough figures). One day I hope to craft a very memorable one.
I have two Asian variations of the same model. A is fair skinned, and B is darker.
me2 female asian A (Yoko) 151.I5B.6K1.W31.2KH.1BQ.1L8.711.966.817.9E7.171
me2 female asian B (Ryou) 131.I5B.6K1.W31.2KH.1BQ.1L8.711.966.817.9E7.171
me3 female asian A (Yoko) 151.I5B.6K1.W31.2KH.1FQ.1L8.711.966.817.9E6.171
me3 female asian B (Ryou) 131.I5B.6K1.W31.2KH.1FQ.1L8.711.966.817.9E6.171
As for the next 3...
I call them the 3 shepard sisters. They´re part of a project I´m doing about beating the trilogy using each class in six separate runs.
Sadly, I have no idea how to capture images on origin.
So here are the codes:
Redhead female shepard. I called her Vanessa shepard. Was going to name her Luise at first:
me2 female redhead 751.I5B.6K1.W9C.4KH.1AQ.1L8.711.966.813.4F3.155
me3 female redhead 751.I5B.6K1.W9C.4KH.1AQ.1L8.711.966.813.4FC.45A
Blonde female shepard. I called her Lilian Shepard. Almost called her Miriam. I´m close to finishing my trilogy run with her. Should end it tomorrow if all goes as planned.
me2 female blonde 751.I5B.6K1.W9C.4KH.17Q.1L8.711.966.811.4F1.346
me3 female blonde 751.I5B.6K1.W9C.4KH.17Q.1L8.711.966.811.4F2.64B
Brunette female shepard. Amy is her name. Initially was going to be called Jen(nifer).
me2 female brunette 751.I5B.6K1.W9C.4KH.18Q.1L8.711.966.817.4F7.166
me3 female brunette 751.I5B.6K1.W9C.4KH.17Q.1L8.711.966.817.4F6.165
I can vouch that my creations look good (at least to me) in-game. It´s not just the creation screen. And they menage to look good over the course of the entire trilogy (I tried then on each game already) looking like the same character and without using mods of any kind. So they can work both on PC and consoles.
Feel free to try them if you like, or tweak them if some aspect displeases you. I know that the asian models work great with different hair-styles, but I wanted one that could carry over the entire trilogy. Hair number 2 works great for the asian models in me3, but this same hair-style looks a little weird in ME2. ME3 also has some exclusive hair-styles that are fantastic and work great on the faces of the models I used for the 3 caucasian ladies. But I envisioned them for trilogy runs having a consistent and immutable look (since they won´t even change class). But don´t let it stop you if you think they can be improved to your personal taste. I´m only offering them as suggestions and templates.
You can use mine :3
651.1DB.D17.F7T.SD1.J6G.18D.118.ND6.117.247.366
763.B9S.CS7.F8A.JDQ.67Q.1DA.711.966.417.7G7.162
Edit: Darn it, the one above me is probably better. Go with that.
I like how mine turned out, I stuck with it through ME1-ME3. I had some problems with the face correctly translating from ME2 to ME3, but I fixed it with Lazarus Project. The only thing that stood out a bit (different than in ME2) is that the jaw is a bit narrower, but I think that's the general problem in ME3, all female faces look younger because of that.
Here are some screenshots:
I used this texture overhaul and hair mod to get the default Jane hair on my custom made Shepard. Here's my headmorph. I've used to use classy hair in ME1 and ME2, but it looked off in ME3. She also used to be blonde, but I hated the glossy look of hair they've implemented, so I turned her black.
ME2 screenshot:
Sorry for the pic being so small (served as an avatar), but this is pretty much what my Shep looks like. I usually remove all of the makeup from my female PC's, since it doesn't really make sense for them to have it in battle.
In case you're starting from the very beginning, this was her in ME1 and 2 respectively (again, sorry for the small pics)
Damn. Face codes. Guess I'll post that shortly. Good thing I'm on my PS3 right now.
Would also really appreciate the face codes for this, she looks great.Sorry for the pic being so small (served as an avatar), but this is pretty much what my Shep looks like. I usually remove all of the makeup from my female PC's, since it doesn't really make sense for them to have it in battle.
In case you're starting from the very beginning, this was her in ME1 and 2 respectively (again, sorry for the small pics)
Damn. Face codes. Guess I'll post that shortly. Good thing I'm on my PS3 right now.
The code for that Shepard is 923.S9K.J17.F8A.J1P.1AQ.2ED.711.F57.417.3G6.177
The problem I've always had is the mouth and how she speaks. The edges of the mouth always turn downward and she looks like shes pissed off all the time. So even a great looking static picture can look nasty in the cut scenes where shes doing a lot of talking. And Finally I wish I could have a different voice.
Yeah, I was also pissed about the mouth, all of them are downturned (except 2, I think). I fixed it with "Lazarus Project" program that modifies your savegame file to match your old face (basically it compares headmorphs from ME2 and ME3, then fixes the discrepancies that can't be fixed through normal CC screen). It's not perfectly exact, but it's light years better than vanilla ME3 faces.
I found it very difficult to create any custom Shep, whether male or female and have them look the part. The default male Shep has so much more detail than any custom model I've seen so far without mods.
Word.
I always play Sheploo. Not only because he looks good most of the time (especially in ME3) but also because I gotta support my fellow countrymen.
(Default Shepard's face model, Mark Vanderloo, is a Dutch guy. I'm Dutch too.)
in mass effect 2 you could design a good looking female shepard, but in 1 and 3 making a good one that actually fits the universe around her was pretty hard, that being said importing the face from 2 to 3 also left a lot to be desired. I wanted to show some examples, but apparently i don't have my screenshots anymore.
One of the problem I have with Vanderloo's face... his blue steel expression... I know a lot of folks love playing him but most of the time I would be yelling to my monitor.. "Goddamn, dude, you're more diva than all of my FemSheps combined! Stop pouting!"..alas he is a supermodel.
One of the problem I have with Vanderloo's face... his blue steel expression... I know a lot of folks love playing him but most of the time I would be yelling to my monitor.. "Goddamn, dude, you're more diva than all of my FemSheps combined! Stop pouting!"..alas he is a supermodel.
One look?!…ONE LOOK?!
Sheploo is best keeping the expressiveness internal. We all know what happens when he tries to turn that frown upside down.
Default male Shepard is one of the very few real faces that look real in the games.
By far the worst is Miranda. Yvonne Strahovski is a stone fox but dear lord Miranda looks like she's melted, if that's the best her father's money could buy then he should be asking for a refund.
I love face-code threads like this. It's amazing how different Shepards can look without the addition of mods.
This is my main FemShep. Feel free to use her in your games (and modify/tweak her to your liking). No mods required.
ME3-Facecode is: 443.99D.84C.A8F.J3J.5DA.19F.711.JK6.C27.336.176
Edit: I found my old ME3-Facecode from the first FemShep i ever played (although i changed her hair in Part 3 and didn't like it afterall xD Gosh, was i angry with myself). No mods required.
ME3-Facecode:541.16F.QG7.U18.LI4.57K.1MD.711.KB1.119.6G6.352
I always liked my fem Shepard with short hairs. Also not so cute girl, with a tiny "convex" noose. My fem Shepard is always Renegade.
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