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[Rocket Surgeon]

I'm starting a new playthrough as a dwarven rogue and i plan this to be my "canon" inquisitor, problem is that i can't make a decent looking face for a male dwarf to save my life, they all got these amorphous factions and look like they smashed their heads on a chunk of iron.

If any of you has some pictures or sliders to share i'll be very greatful.

P.S. I don't know if this is the right section to post this thread.

[Rhidor]

This is the right section, but you might want to check out this thread (http://forum.bioware...ruggle-with-cc/) and see if you can find something.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Oh thanks for the heads up Rhidor!, will be sure to check it out.

[Bhryaen]

Here's my dude- Blunchard- at game start. It's one take on a dwarf appearance...

 

 

He's got a more rugged look and was designed for larger features, pretty much by just maxing most of the sliders, particularly the jaw.

 

If you're making a disjointed morph with features that seem mismatched, just settle on a theme- large-boned, kind-looking, handsome, or some combo- and use the sliders toward that end. Also change the primary features first- the things you definitely want going into it- because then you can better design the rest of the features around that. For instance, if you really want a small nose, make that first, then start meddling with the rest in order to "fit" them to it. Or if you want a tattoo, that's better to put in early too. Every time I make a character I figure I'll eventually put a tattoo, but I wait until the end, and when I try it, no tattoo works any more- whereas if you know how it's going to affect the appearance of the face going into it, you can then tailor the features to "fit" it. Skin color and texture are like that as well.

 

If you post a picture of your progress I might be able to make a suggestion or two.