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New Face, Hair and Head Geometry for Cal.
Based on Respawn original concept Art.
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The goal was to make the character more appealing using the original concept art as reference.
This is a fix for some errors in the original head geometry as well as a re-sculpt of the face and hair.
The concept art of the character and marketing material looked amazing. Game implementation too except for some face issues. Sadly in a cinematic game like this you end up looking at the face a lot so the issues can be annoying for a picky bastard like me.
This mod is a geometry only change. you can combine it with texture mods for hair and face.
Main Fixes and changes:
-The face seemed to have a baked in expression (I know the actor has a bit of that expression. The game didn't look as good IMHO...)
-The neck position and thickness wasn't working well with the skeletal deformations resulting in a "broken" neck in many poses.
- Lower teeth was too high and fully lit. Any open mouth resulted in an ugly expression ( bulldog look).
- Mouth was usually too wide when open. Narrowed the mouth in the base mesh to compensate.
-Hair is amazing in this character. However the overal shape was too round, fluffy and regular. Reshaped the hair for some extra messiness. Shorter cut (as in the concept) and skull resahpe to reduce the big head effect.
Things I don't know how to fix:
-The character would look much better 99% of the game with a subtle fill light pointing at the face.
Created using
Uexp Editor
Use:
drag .pak file in the game pak folder
..\Jedi Fallen Order\SwGame\Content\Paks\
------OTHER INFO (not specific to this mod)-------
In order to make the game playable I had to disable Motion Blur and set
the Framerate to limited 30fps and vsync on. It seems like the parry
mechanics are tied to the framerate and it was impossible to get the
timing right before doing this.
OPTIONAL FILE - REMOVE MOTION BLUR
The motion blur was awful looking, expensive to render and the option to
disable it in the menu doesn't work. I added a pak file to fix this but
you can create your own.
Once it works it becomes a great game. It has some of the most beautiful
environments I've seen in a game or even a film in some time.
Congrats to Respawn for the great work.
This is a fix for some errors in the original head geometry as well as a re-sculpt of the face and hair.
The concept art of the character and marketing material looked amazing. Game implementation too except for some face issues. Sadly in a cinematic game like this you end up looking at the face a lot so the issues can be annoying for a picky bastard like me.
This mod is a geometry only change. you can combine it with texture mods for hair and face.
Main Fixes and changes:
-The face seemed to have a baked in expression (I know the actor has a bit of that expression. The game didn't look as good IMHO...)
-The neck position and thickness wasn't working well with the skeletal deformations resulting in a "broken" neck in many poses.
- Lower teeth was too high and fully lit. Any open mouth resulted in an ugly expression ( bulldog look).
- Mouth was usually too wide when open. Narrowed the mouth in the base mesh to compensate.
-Hair is amazing in this character. However the overal shape was too round, fluffy and regular. Reshaped the hair for some extra messiness. Shorter cut (as in the concept) and skull resahpe to reduce the big head effect.
Things I don't know how to fix:
-The character would look much better 99% of the game with a subtle fill light pointing at the face.
Created using
Uexp Editor
Use:
drag .pak file in the game pak folder
..\Jedi Fallen Order\SwGame\Content\Paks\
------OTHER INFO (not specific to this mod)-------
In order to make the game playable I had to disable Motion Blur and set
the Framerate to limited 30fps and vsync on. It seems like the parry
mechanics are tied to the framerate and it was impossible to get the
timing right before doing this.
OPTIONAL FILE - REMOVE MOTION BLUR
The motion blur was awful looking, expensive to render and the option to
disable it in the menu doesn't work. I added a pak file to fix this but
you can create your own.
Once it works it becomes a great game. It has some of the most beautiful
environments I've seen in a game or even a film in some time.
Congrats to Respawn for the great work.