Are you sure you imported the right character?
Are you sure you imported the right character?
Well, it's likely they would have screwed up her appearance. Edit the save file with Gibbed (the ME1 file) and make sure it's saved as Female. Maybe something got messed up. You can also correct some of the decisions there that the game doesn't flag correctly.
Alternatively, you can just go back into Mass Effect 1, get your Shepard's appearance code (which I believe is on the 'Squad' section of the pause menu), write it down somewhere, and then type it into the code line inside the Mass Effect 2 editor. If all goes well, that should basically create your Shepard. I hope this is a feasible fix for you. 
Note: I've never actually tried this myself, though I would be dumbfounded if it didn't work.
Alternatively, you can just go back into Mass Effect 1, get your Shepard's appearance code (which I believe is on the 'Squad' section of the pause menu), write it down somewhere, and then type it into the code line inside the Mass Effect 2 editor. If all goes well, that should basically create your Shepard. I hope this is a feasible fix for you.
Note: I've never actually tried this myself, though I would be dumbfounded if it didn't work.
ME1 doesn't generate a face code, unfortunately, and if you import a character from ME1 to ME2, there is also no face code generated. The only way to get a face code for ME2 is to create a new character.
What I've done, at the suggestion of a few others, is to create a character in ME3 and use the Mass Effect Identity Code Generator to get the right slider values. It works pretty well for ME1, and in ME2 you should only have to make minor tweaks if you paste in the ME3 face code at Character Creation.
Well, it's likely they would have screwed up her appearance. Edit the save file with Gibbed (the ME1 file) and make sure it's saved as Female. Maybe something got messed up. You can also correct some of the decisions there that the game doesn't flag correctly.
Alternatively, you can just go back into Mass Effect 1, get your Shepard's appearance code (which I believe is on the 'Squad' section of the pause menu), write it down somewhere, and then type it into the code line inside the Mass Effect 2 editor. If all goes well, that should basically create your Shepard. I hope this is a feasible fix for you.
Note: I've never actually tried this myself, though I would be dumbfounded if it didn't work.
What I've done, at the suggestion of a few others, is to create a character in ME3 and use the Mass Effect Identity Code Generator to get the right slider values. It works pretty well for ME1, and in ME2 you should only have to make minor tweaks if you paste in the ME3 face code at Character Creation.
Thanks Whitering, but you can't edit a ME1 .MassEffectSave with Gibbed.
Thankyou Monica.
I might try that out.
It would be interesting to see what it comes up with for Ntombizodwa, my latest ME3 character, but I think she might look a little less African.
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I was wondering if any one could tell me how to mod my appearance on me2 xbox 360 ive downloaded both modio 5 and gibbed 2 but I still don't know the dynamics ive never modded before.
My favourite appearance is for my ME1 femshep, she looked okay in ME2, but the changed engine or whatever, I just couldn't get it the same, in ME3 that character import, even with the code, looked like she was falling quickly into the uncanny valley, and I had to reroll. I ended up spending nearly 6 hours on Saturday working on my character's looks. In the end, I used Kelly's face, and glorious hair top, which looks really great as it's kind of messy, but also styled, suitable for a warrior who's been rolling around and being shot at.
Thanks Whitering, but you can't edit a ME1 .MassEffectSave with Gibbed.
No, but you can change it in ME2, all that matters if that you change the appropriate textures.
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