Hairy Sheploo is a very easy and complex mod at the same time. With it you can choose to give your Shepard your choice of hairstyle accompanied or not of a beard. Moreover, if you like his hairless look, you can just add him the beard. We are pretty sure that we came up with an option which will fit your tastes. We carefully curated which hair meshes to use for Sheploo and manually adjusted them all for his head, including the beard. You may recognize the hairstyles from other mods and other games, but again, our meshes and textures have been edited to perfectly match and not clip with his head.
Everything you can do in the vanilla character creator, you can do here, but that is just the start. Add custom hairstyles from other mods, fine tune colors, make your eyes different colors, customize your renegade scars, push face shape sliders past the old limits, add accessories. This mod is jam packed with features. It can also do things you can't even do in the save editor, such as setting parameters per material or overriding the head mesh, enabling things like different colored eyes, different colored scalp and mesh hair, customizing the Iconic Shepard, and many other small things.
Mass Effect 1 Hair Mod
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The trilogy remaster has much better hairstyles this time around, but that doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement. For those looking for an even more improved Commander Shepard, here are some of the best Mass Effect Legendary Edition head morph mods available so far.
Even though the Legendary Edition sports a host of visual upgrades over the original titles, there's always room for improvement. Starting a new game with even crisper visuals and lighting effects is the best way to witness the world of Mass Effect at its finest.
Players who enjoy exploring in the first Mass Effect will likely spend a lot of time in the Mako. This vehicle, although useful, is far from perfect. The speed of the Mako leaves much to be desired. The booster engines help a little, but the effect is temporary and needs time to recharge.
I just started MELE1 with my Shepard who has blond hair. But it always looks grey or dark grey, even in the level up menu. So far I only found two places where her hair color appears normal (Infront of the fountain in the Citadel Tower and on Therum). First I thought it might be an lightning issue, but I also found a clearly blond NPC in the Citadel and standing next to her in the same light Shepards hair still looks grey. I'm really confused what the issue is and if there is even something I can personally do to fix it?I hope that this will get fixed or that I can do something about it in any way, it's really straching on my enjoyment a little bit right now. I'm really attached to my Shep and I don't want to change her.
There is not really a blond option in the Character Creator, all hair in the MELE is more or less gray inside the first options that resemble Blond the most.The transparency of Sheps hair, if you use the gray options, is another problem, the hair tend to change colour under certain lightning conditions.
This will give you a better colour in many places, but the transparency problem is still there, so it is not perfect. For that you might check out the different hair mods on the Nexus, but I don't know if they actually address this problem, did not used any of them.
While the original buns are low-quality tangles of unkempt hair with a pretty strange hairline, these textures by user LiasFfalenn look like FemShep actually took the time to brush that hair before tying it up in a bun.
This is a collection of hair mods that are packaged as game DLC's for easier installation and use in-game. You do not need any third party tools to run these mods, all you need to do is drop the mods into the "DLC" folder, and set them up in-game. There will be dozens of different hair styles to choose from for both males and females.
Now that I think of it, I have seen "play as [party member]" mods before, so maybe it would be possible to find an npc's morph, edit it in 3ds max, and use gibbed to put the morph on/ change hair, etc.
However, the brand-new update slightly revamps the character creator, finally adding a new complexion option and making all hairstyles gender neutral. Luckily, the update also introduced a facial reconstruction station on board the Tempest, so even if you're deep into your playthrough, you don't have to start a new game from scratch to get your character looking exactly right.
If you decide that lipstick color your picked is a little too garish, or just need a fresh haircut, you can change your appearance any time on board the Tempest. To do so, head to the med bay and hang a left once you enter the doors. On the desk is a computer terminal labeled "facial reconstruction suite."
Likely the main reason (in game) Shepard does not have long hair is because the commander is a soldier and long hair would be difficult to quickly maneuver under a helmet or could be a disadvantage in combat. FemShep has options to choose hairstyles including buns of various complexities which indicate long hair, but still confined for operational ease. Even various hair mods don't quite work right as any hair 'over the shoulders' tends to clip with armor or body whenever the commander's head turns.
While efficient, a side effect of the TFC method is that replacing a texture edits all PCCs that reference that texture. For example, changes to commonly referenced textures such as eyebrows or eyelashes can affect hundreds of files. Thus, textures must be changed with care.
Make sure you aren't in laptop mode otherwise you will have blonde streaks in your hair and make sure your graphics are at a high setting.Also make sure you are updated to the latest sims version, (which can't be done with pirated games), or it won't show in game.Please don't retexture my hair with the mesh included.Outfit and accessory by Toksik.
Hi. I left a message on your guestbook but I don't know if you get notifications for those. I'm creating a collection of hair mod conversions for Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, and I was hoping I might have your permission to use some of your hairs. I will, of course, give you full credit, I have no plans to monetize the conversion, and I will abide by any restrictions you wish. Thank you!
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Here is a first Nude patch for Mass Effect. It can be applied to all female team in the NSC and the main character himself. Thanks to AjuntaPall316 for it. ? Note: Mass effect nude skins requires TexMod (Not included in the archive). 2ff7e9595c
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