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LordHayabusa357 β Liara T'soni
Published: 2013-11-07 21:31:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 8914; Favourites: 148; Downloads: 231
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She looks alot better in ME and ME2, cause she looks younger. So I put her Mass Effect 2 face in Mass Effect 3 armor. She hot as well in ME3, but I prefer her look in ME and ME2. She's somewhere on Ilium since she is now The Shadow Broker.
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I would be truly honored if you would allow me the use of this pic in a video devoted to Liara and Shepard's love for each other. I guarantee your name, screen or real, in the credits. And a link back to your DA page or other homepage you prefer.
Please let me know what you think at your earliest convenience.
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wait a minute that's just Liara's texture on a generic Asari face model isn't it
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Yep since there aren't any Liara models from ME1 and ME2, which I like, I had to improvise.
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You should really add colour to your lighting. The lighting now makes Liara seem out of place. Try adjusting the colour of your lights to fit with the background.
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Luckily I can still do that since i have closed it yet/
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good
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So since the background has some purple and blue in it, try using a light blue, or REALLY light purple.
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Oh you mean in game nvm, I'm still on the editor.
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oh well then
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Just use colours in your lamps man, especially if you're gonna use backgrounds.
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I have, just been mostly blue and red. Sometimes I haven't really found a background to fit an image after I made it until it's too late, I gotta try planning sometime then.
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The two most basic colours to use in Gmod are Orange and Blue. White to help the viewer notice some minor details, but orange and blue are the basic things. Fiddle around with the colours as well, experiment with lamps and such, but don't make it where it hurts to look at it.
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There should be some tutorials in FTGs group, it never hurts to look 'em over.
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Oh yeah I've seen some from NinjaNub. They're pretty useful.
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