Portraits + Avatar screenie + custom imported picture win win win. InXile new that and put the option in Wasteland 2. There should be at least 3 per Subrace/Gender/Culture. That's why a nice option to put a screenshot of our avatar's face would be nice (I mean without having to press print screen, minimize, open a photo editor blah blah blah). Of course, the more in-game portraits, the less need to search for them on-line. That being said, PoE seems to have much less distinctive style, which makes it significantly easier to find potential portraits online. Heck, not even the new companions from BG:EE have in-style portraits! I've been on the lookout for good female portraits for years, and found only one portrait that barely qualifies as "in-style". The problem is even more exacerbated in BG1. The same goes for Baldur's Gate - I'd still be willing to kill for the Baldur's Gate II NPC:s in Baldur's Gate's style.
Even almost 15 years later, I can't find a single good custom portrait pack for Baldur's Gate II that fits the Baldur's Gate II style.
#Rubbish avatar screenie mod#
So much could be done with it, but I suppose it's a bit late and it might not even fit the standards into an Expansion, patch or sequel but maybe mod *shrug* though, it might be a bit too advanced.The problem with portraits like that is that they almost never fit the style of the game.
If you have plate armor, you'd see it in the portrait on the shoulders, etc. The Elvis actor recalled his health challenges while playing the late King. If you have a helmet, the helmet could be on the character's head. Austin Butler opened up to People as he walked the red carpet at Sundays 29th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. It surprised me a bit how well it looked in-game in my opinion.Įxample 3: 2 Characters (The Elf portrait was rushed, so I admit it doesn't look good)ĮDIT EDIT: For more advanced stuff, it could take Equipment into consideration and even the 3D character model from the Inventory screen into consideration. Here's a post I made explaining it better.ĮDIT: But if you don't want to look into that post or that thread, here's the screenshots (from my steam library) I might even on one playthrough go with close-ups of the faces of the characters (uniformal, typical Might & Magic and other FPS dungeoncrawls). Well over month left, easy peasy.Ĭan you switch portraits in-game? (I know you can do this for the IE games) The good the bad and the weird.Ībout 1000 portraits should satisfy the immediate need. Give me a noble knightly like human warrior, a more gruffy version and one clearly evil. Osobiste awatary 3D s przeznaczone nie tylko dla graczy. Stwórz awatara 3D ze zdjcia i uywaj go w aplikacjach i grach, takich jak VRChat i LIV. Kreator postaci caego ciaa dla metaverse.
#Rubbish avatar screenie series#
One of the devs said that they're going to try to make a series of hooded/helmeted portraits too, because those can be used for several different races at once. Stwórz swój pierwszy awatar 3D za darmo z Ready Player ME. I realize that's unrealistic before release, but it is the ideal I think they should strive for. Avatar (marketed as James Camerons Avatar) is a 2009 epic science fiction film directed, written, co-produced, and co-edited by James Cameron and starring Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Stephen Lang, Michelle Rodriguez, and Sigourney Weaver. So I'm counting Classes (11) * Genders (2) * All Subraces (15) for a total of 330 portraits. You really should count all of the subraces as seperate, because they all have wildly different phenotypes. MediaZdjecia Ilustracje Wektory Filmy wideo Muzyka Efekty dwikowe Pliki GIF. I wouldn't just count the Godlike subraces as seperate. Bezpatne równie do uytku komercyjnego Bez koniecznoci podawania autora Bez praw autorskich. Well - small chances for that to happen, thats why i'm counting on wonderful modders society The ideal would be: (number of classes (11) * number of sexes (2) * number of races (each of godlike subrace as a separate race) (9)) = 198 pictures.
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