All anyone wanting your morph will have to do now is extract this file to their override directory, and it should work.Faces of Thedas lets you bring a host of compelling characters from the Dragon Age video games and beyond to your game table.
It’s really that easy!Īs you can see, it says wrd110cr_allison.mor at the top now, instead of. It’s way easier than it seems! Open up your morph, and click File> Save As. mrh file from your computer, but other peoples’ games won’t. mop file is the type of file used for character presets. mor file is the type of file the game uses for face morphs. mrh file is a morph file, as used by the toolset. But how do you get it so others can use it?įirst, you’ll need a quick rundown on file types.Ī. So you really like your morph, and you want other people to be able to use it. Make sure the Log Window down at the bottom says that the export was successful, and now it should be in your game! You’re almost done! Save it, then right click and click ‘Post to Local’. Feature Selection deals with preset feature shapes, and the rest are pretty self-explanatory.Ħ.) Great, so you have a morph all ready. That’s ok! Just right click the window and click Zoom to Object.ĥ.) Edit away! The Material Tab deals with skin tone and skin texture, the Part selection tab deals with hair, coloration of hair and eyes, tattoos, eyebrows, etc. When you do this, the morph will disappear. View settings tab and change Object Position to 0.5, 0, 0.7 to adjust the lighting. if you don’t have it open already, do so by clicking View> Other Windows> Object Inspector.Ĥ.) Optional I personally like to go to the 13. To fix this, simply close out of the file and open it up again. Don’t change the file name!! Now the red will change to green, but you still can’t edit. To avoid, this, click File > Save As, and save the file somewhere outside of your resource files that you’ll remember. mrh file.ģ.) There will be a big red bar across the top- that is fine! This is just so you don’t accidentally delete a file from the game. Just do some digging, and you should be able to find whichever character you want. Bodahn and Sandal are in Camp, ande all random encounter characters are lumped together in Random Encounter. Characters you see in multiple places, like your companions, Ser Cauthrien, Loghain, etc are in Global. Most are self-explanatory- look wherever you find that character, but some are weird. Inside the Faces folder, there will be several folders for different quests and places you can find characters. I have a folder just for mods, and extracted just the faces.Ģ.) Now, open up the toolset and open up a file by clicking File > Open >Wherever you extracted the resource files to. Single Player an d core resource files (that’s two links to the same thing)ġ.) Extract the resource files to somewhere you’ll remember.
A fairly basic tutorial, under readmore for length
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