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1. Mass effect 2 gibbed save editor change eye color manual#
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Mass effect 2 gibbed save editor change eye color download#

The default red in the ME3 CC is extremely bright and the color after Lazarus was fairly day-glow so what I did was search  and found a shade of red hair I liked for Shepard that had a headmorph to download and pulled the values from there.

Mass effect 2 gibbed save editor change eye color skin#

HED_SPwr_Scalar - This is skin glow, increasing this value will give your Shepard a more of a glow to the skin like in ME2.Scalar parameters for skin color & makeup For me, any minor animation issues were well worth the results I had with it.Īfter giving Kate a pass through Lazarus I still needed to adjust colors and offset bones in gibbed. It’s just one of those things you have to try for yourself and decide if you think the results are worth using or not. Many people who have tried Lazarus dislike the way Shepard animates afterwards.Links to the mapings are available in the links section at the end of this post. There are multiple mapings available (5 that I know of), if one doesn’t work for you then try the others and when experimenting with Lazarus some people get better results if “adjust offsetBones” is not checked.Mouth shape 7 is know to be problematic, I had to switch Kate to shape 1 which is almost identical to get it to work.Some notes on using Lazarus based on my experience with it.

I discovered the project while it was in it’s final stage. Lazarus was the result of many people working together providing Shepards to test on and feedback. The orginal BSN thread on Lazarus can be found here. Vhakryie’s blog does a much better job explaining how Lazarus works than I ever could so if you’re interesting in the how I’d check here. It doesn’t work for all Shepards, I have one Shepard that it didn't work for but it has helped many people fix their imports. Lazarus is a player made tool created by BSN’s Woodbyte, which uses ME2 LOD vertex information to create an adjusted headmorph for ME3.

Mass effect 2 gibbed save editor change eye color manual#

Often when making manual changes in gibbed you will get unintended consequences (see the last picture of this thread for an example of this.) IMPORTANT! - While making changes, make sure you back up your headmorph at every step of the way so you can revert back a step if needed.

Mass effect 2 gibbed save editor change eye color mods#

Reconstructing Kate was a 2 step process, after a pass through Lazarus I then made additional edits in gibbed.įor the purpose of this walk through I have not using any texmods in the pictures in this post even though I do use a set of mods by Ele on BSN as one more unifying element across all 3 games. Luckily for me I was not alone in my frustration and there were many write ups available on working around the character creator. Problem was, I didn’t want a different more attractive Shepard that only vaguely resembled the character I’d been playing for the prior few years, I wanted Kate looking like she did in ME1 & ME2.Ī lot of people had good results tweaking imports in the CC to get the results they wanted, but I was not one of them. I heard the typical refrain of “but you can make a better looking Shepard directly in ME3” from many people on a few different forums. Kate imported into ME3 with all the typical problems associated with ME3 imports, the eye shape was completely wrong, she has “frowny mouth” and the coloring of hair, skin and makeup was way off. I know I wasn’t alone when I imported my first character into ME3 and shouted “wtf is that, that isn’t my Shepard” at the results.

Reconstructing Kate Shepard, a tale of repairing her ME3 importĮven though it’s been over a year since ME3 was released I’m still fielding frequent questions regarding the usage of both Lazarus and gibbed to fix imports so I thought I’d walk through the process I went through with Kate and consolidate all the informational links I referenced in one spot.īecause this post is going to be fairly lengthy I am going to put the rest of it behind a “read more” tag.