Morph - Revision history

Ladyofpayne: /* Human female hairstyles */

2013-09-30T15:31:04Z

‎Human female hairstyles

GameScripting: /* How to use a morph in your module */

2010-07-14T13:00:59Z

‎How to use a morph in your module

Necror: /* Parameters */ qunari Female doesn't exist

2010-04-01T10:17:19Z

‎Parameters: qunari Female doesn't exist

EW7M-ZXV8-TFRW-QFHP: /* Human male beards */

2010-02-04T17:15:33Z

‎Human male beards

BryanDerksen: infobox

2010-02-02T21:35:15Z

infobox

BryanDerksen: /* How to override companion & NPC Morphs */ some source links

2010-01-21T20:58:51Z

‎How to override companion & NPC Morphs: some source links

JackFuzz: /* How to override companion & NPC Morphs */

2010-01-06T01:22:45Z

‎How to override companion & NPC Morphs

JackFuzz: /* Beards and facial features */

2010-01-06T01:09:10Z

‎Beards and facial features

JackFuzz: /* How to use a morph in your module */

2009-12-28T03:23:23Z

‎How to use a morph in your module

BFBHLC: /* Parameters */

2009-11-14T22:02:00Z

‎Parameters

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 Image:hf_har_hd4a_0 side.jpg | hf_har_hd4a_0 side
 </gallery>
 === Human male beards ===

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 Morph is an art tool, not a design tool, and so it uses a somewhat different mechanism for making its output available to the designer than the other tools that come with the toolset. You can save a morph as a file in your regular filesystem but when you go to select a head morph in the creature designer you won't be able to import directly from the filesystem to use it.
-Instead, you need to export the morph via the "post to local" command under the "Tools"->"Export" menu (alternately, right-click on the morph's display window and select "post to local" from the menu). Once the morph has been exported, it will be available in the creature creator's morph list when the appropriate body appearance model is selected (eg, a human female head morph is usable with a human female body appearance).
+Instead, you need to export the morph via the "post to local" command under the "Tools"->"Export" menu (alternately, right-click on the morph's display window and select "post to local" from the menu). Once the morph has been exported, it will be available in the creature creator's morph list when the appropriate body appearance model is selected (eg, a human female head morph is usable with a human female body appearance). For Example, if your Filename was "Sarah" and your Base Model was Human Female the Name in the List will be "hf_Sarah". You can find the prefix name at the beginning of the base Model Name.
 If you want to make a slight variation on an existing morph (say for example to change the hair colour or add a scar), load the mrh file of the desired morph, and then 'save as' with a new file name. Make your changes and save, then once again export to local. To make the new variant available, use "View"->"Refresh".

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 *EF_UHM_BASE - Elven Female
 *QM_UHM_BASE - Qunari Male
 *KN_UHM_BASE - Child

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 Image:hm_brd_b6a_0 side.jpg   |   hm_brd_b6a_0 side
 </gallery>
-−
 === Human male hairstyles ===

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		+	{{infobox creature}}
		+
	[[Image:New resource.png\|thumb\|The new resource menu contains a "Morph" option]]		[[Image:New resource.png\|thumb\|The new resource menu contains a "Morph" option]]

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 . Then place it into the folder:
-  \\\\Documents\\\\BioWare\\\\Dragon Age\\\\modules\\\\Single Player\\\\override
+  \Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\modules\Single Player\override
 Examples:
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   Morrigan: hf_genfl_morrigan.mor
   Gheyna: ef_ntb100_gheyna.mor
 == Beards and facial features ==

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 . Open the '''"Creatures" palette''' and put the name of the companion or npc in the filter. Example: "alistair"
-.  A few tabs open up.... Expand the '''"_Global/Followers"''' folder and you will see alistair's model:
+.  A few tabs open up.... Expand the '''"_Global/Followers"''' folder and you will see alistair's model, (i also included npc example):
   gen00fl_alistair (Alistair)
-. Remove the numbers
+ npc:
   genfl_alistair
 . Then add the appropriate prefix.
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 . So you would rename your morph:
   hm_genfl_alistair.mor
 . Then place it into the folder:

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	[[Image:Morph editor.png\|600px\|thumb\|center]]		[[Image:Morph editor.png\|600px\|thumb\|center]]
		+
		+	== How to override companion & NPC Morphs ==
		+
		+	1. Open toolset
		+
		+	2. '''File''' --> '''Manage Modules''' --> Switch to single player campaign
		+
		+	3. Open the '''"Creatures" palette''' and put the name of the companion or npc in the filter. Example: "alistair"
		+
		+	4. A few tabs open up.... Expand the '''"_Global/Followers"''' folder and you will see alistair's model:
		+
		+	gen00fl_alistair (Alistair)
		+
		+	5. Remove the numbers
		+
		+	genfl_alistair
		+
		+	6. Then add the appropriate prefix.
		+
		+	ef_ = elf female
		+	hm_ = human male
		+	hf_ = human female
		+	em_ = elf male
		+	dm_ = dwarf male
		+	df_ = dwarf female
		+
		+	7. So you would rename your morph:
		+
		+	hm_genfl_alistair.mor
		+
		+	8. Then place it into the folder:
		+
		+	\\\\Documents\\\\BioWare\\\\Dragon Age\\\\modules\\\\Single Player\\\\override
		+
		+	Examples:
		+
		+	Alistair: hm_genfl_alistair.mor
		+	Morrigan: hf_genfl_morrigan.mor
		+	Gheyna: ef_ntb100_gheyna.mor

	== Beards and facial features ==		== Beards and facial features ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:23, 28 December 2009
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	If you want to make a slight variation on an existing morph (say for example to change the hair colour or add a scar), load the mrh file of the desired morph, and then 'save as' with a new file name. Make your changes and save, then once again export to local. To make the new variant available, use "View"->"Refresh".		If you want to make a slight variation on an existing morph (say for example to change the hair colour or add a scar), load the mrh file of the desired morph, and then 'save as' with a new file name. Make your changes and save, then once again export to local. To make the new variant available, use "View"->"Refresh".
		+
		+	== How to replace the morph of an in game NPC (Single Player Campaign) ==
		+
		+	1. Open Toolset
		+
		+	2. Click the "Creatures" Button on the top right Palette Window
		+
		+	3. In the filter type the name of the NPC, example Bella or Desire or Murdock.
		+
		+	4. You'll see some folders appear. Navigate through them and find the NPC object:
		+
		+	Example: ntb100cr_gheyna (Gheyna)
		+
		+	5. Now left click that creature to highlight it.
		+
		+	6. On the bottom right the object inspector window appears full of information.
		+
		+	7. Scroll down the list until you see head morph, under appearance. Note the name of that file.
		+
		+	8. Rename the new morph file you exported to the name in the object inspector.
		+
		+	9. Now place your new morph in the following directory:
		+
		+	documents/bioware/dragon age/packages/core/override
		+
		+	Make sure you restart dragon age.

	== Morph files ==		== Morph files ==

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 *EM_UHM_BASE - Elven Male
 *EF_UHM_BASE - Elven Female
-*QM_UHM_BASE - ??? Male
+*QM_UHM_BASE - Qunari Male
-*QF_UHM_BASE - ??? Female
+*QF_UHM_BASE - Qunari Female
 *KN_UHM_BASE - Child