Thus, before Gibbed's Mass Effect 2 Save Editor, then only way to get Freemen (Dune) "blue within blue" eyes was to make a character in ME1 and then import it into ME2 *without* doing extra modifications in the new facial editor. For some very strange reason BioWare decided to normalize colour ranges for ME2. =FOV 90 -NumPad 4=Half Speed -NumPad 5=Normal Speed -NumPad 6=Freeze Players Only (useful for screenshots) - Toggle -NumPad 7=Ghost (Disables falling and collision clipping, useful when you’re stuck) -NumPad 8=Walk (Cancels Numpad 7) -Numpad 9=Flycam (Hold CTRL and use WASD to navigate while in Cut-scenes, or just WASD anywhere else) – Toggle -Squad Menu = F10 (bug = sound will stuff up, but cool when you can spawn more squad members for fun :p) -Fast Exit to Desktop = F12 For the Hair: Follow this tutorial: For the eyes: Follow this: How to change "colours" on hair, eyebrows, eyes, skins, etc Interesting facts: Many don't notice it, but ME1 facial options contain broader colour ranges than the ones offered in ME2.
Back up your own ini file before ovewritting, game settings might change etc.\mass effect 2\BioGame\Config\PC\Cooked -LOAD OUTFITS = F8 -WARDROBE MENU = F7 -NumPad 0=Hides combat overlays except Quickslots - Toggle -NumPad 1=Remove ALL Overlays (Removes HUD and GUI, but you cannot select anything while in this mode) – Toggle -NumPad 2=Default FOV -NumPad 3=FOV 45 -Decimal. Load the costumes and armor into memory by pressing F8, and access the "wardrobe" with F7, always load the armor first otherwise the game will crash.
Important, it also gives you access to whatever armor and casual clothing config you want at any time. Hey Mostly PC ) For the suit and other stuff: Here you can get the coloreworfjfsdfsdfowerrfwef.ini file which will give you the hotkeys.
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