(File…Open) The file extension of the file you want to open will be “.das” (Or you can use an existing save game thus skipping the character creation step above.)Ĥ) Open up the GFFEditor.exe (C:Program Files\\\\Dragon Age\\\\tools) As soon as you get into the game save the game remembering what save game name you have created. (However make sure you choose the voice you want and all the other class attributes.) Create your character and just choose one of the base head morphs, don’t spend any time customizing it. Post the Morph to ‘local’ in the toolset. Save the morph with a file name that you will remember. It would be a good idea if you test this process out on a test character first to make sure it works to your satisfaction before trying it on an existing save game.ġ) Create a new module ‘File’….’Manage Modules’….’New’ give the new module a name and a ‘UID’ (call it anything you like) and open that module.Ģ) Create your morph with the toolset morph editor. Remember the age old mantra ‘Save often and in different save slots.’ This process is not sanctioned by BioWare and as always they cannot provide any support if you go further and screw up your save game in some way. This process involves editing a saved game file with the GFF editor provided in the toolset. How to use a Head Morph created with the toolset for your character in your game: I'm not sure how you would take a morph created in the game and then edit it however. This is how I did it when the game 1st came out and it worked as far as using a toolset morph in game. If I am incorrect, I would like to know the method involved.Įdited by Petehog, 02 April 2010 - 06:34 AM. The Mrh is the most important piece of the puzzle. I actually had to confirm this with some folks in Bioware and pretty much there is no way to get a. mrh file and then do the presets that way.
The way to get the presets right is to get your.
It may have the same makeup and things like that.but it's not what you made and to be will look terrible. It will look nothing like the face you made.
Try to make a preset from it without using the MRH.mor only. mor (without a MRH) doesn't even make the same face at all. In fact, making a preset from an MRH already distorts the face just a tad bit. mor only (without an MRH) and make it into a. The way to do so is Export Settings=> then click true mrh, you can change it to a preset easily and it will look almost identical to the original. I've been tinkering with this for about this since Dragon Age was released.which was in November.
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