#Dragon age origins presets how to#

To break out of the molds of how many of the DA:O people look the same, I start with something totally unique. The human face is part of what makes us unique, and no two of us are alike. YouвЂ™ll be able to find tons of helpful books and articles on the subject, but IвЂ™ll only be touching on some of them here.

If youвЂ™re really interested, hit your favorite search engine, the library, or a book store.

#Dragon age origins presets how to#

There are some things I canвЂ™t teach you in a tutorial because theyвЂ™re related to understanding how to see things the way an artist does. This tutorial youвЂ™re reading now covers an in depth look at taking a photographic model of a real person and turning it into an elf for Dragon Age (including facial hair / beard stubble as well as ears which arenвЂ™t covered by hair.) It also tells you how to export your creations and make them work with your game. That one covers the basic need-to-know and can get most people started. My basic (much shorter) tutorial for making a head morph for your characters in Dragon Age Origins can be found here: This tutorial is for you to see how I used the various settings in the Object Inspector so you can use them to create your own characters.

IвЂ™m also sure you wonвЂ™t want to create a character which looks exactly like mine. ItвЂ™s probably not for everyone.ДЄll pictures can be enlarged. Warning: This is a long, long, long tutorial. Or click on the link to your right which says Tutorials. For more information, more tutorials, and any advice I can offer using the Toolset follow this link.