Complete Universe Facegen Pack

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Sy Studley
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...tudlse01.shtml

This is more an interpretation of what he could looks like... come on see what I had to work with.

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Oscar Bielaski
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ielaos01.shtml

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Bill Yeatman
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...eatmbi01.shtml

Better than nothing since he isn't in the database... also he should have a mustache but I couldn't get something good looking so I clean it.

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1872 done

This is the players I was unable to do because of the lack of pictures. Sometimes one was available but I was unable to do something with it...

Martin Malone
William Bestick
Nat Jewett
David Lenz
Andy Allison
Dick Hunt
Jim Snyder
Josh Snyder
Bill Allison
Martin Malone
Jim Hall
John Kenney
Charlie Lowe
Denny Clare (there is one, but it's a side picture of a 72 years old Clare)
jack mcdonald
John Barrett
al thake
oliver brown (only picture available is a very old version of him)
Herb Worth
Jim Holdsworth
Cy Bentley
George Fields
billy arnold
bob reach (a picture is available but nothing I can work with)
Val Robinson
Dennis Coughlin

[percolaten]

AESP, thanx for all the great 19th century facegens. I know you don't like doing players who played more recently, but would Lansdowne or someone else like to take a shot at a redo of Reggie Sanders? Most photos online of him are smiling, but his gameface/expression at the plate was always intently focused, serious. The facegens I have of him aren't quite there.

[AESP_pres]

Originally Posted by percolaten

I know you don't like doing players who played more recently.

It's more that I want everything ready when OOTP23 will launch, there are so many works needed to fix those FGs as we see so many zombie players who were never touched pass the original project from way back. I have nothing against modern days even if I stop caring about the MLB after the 1994 strike.

[LansdowneSt]

I just got off work and can pull a Reggie Sanders. Give me 15 min.

[LansdowneSt]

LAKELAND -- In the players' parking lot at Plant City, it's easy to spot Reggie Sanders' car. It's the white Z with the South Carolina plates in the back and a Cincinnati Reds novelty plate in the front that says, "Reggie." Say this for Sanders: Other people may have doubts whether he's ready to take Eric Davis' place in center field, but clearly he isn't one of them. You say he's had just 78 games of Double-A experience, three years' experience playing the outfield? Sanders suggests you stop looking in the rear-view mirror and concentrate on the road ahead. "I don't want people to expect me to do what Eric did -- hit 40 home runs, do this, do that," Sanders said Saturday. "Let Reggie Sanders go out and play and judge him on that."

The Reds are loaded with outfielders: Bip Roberts and Paul O'Neill will start in left and right, respectively. Dave Martinez, a center fielder, was obtained from Montreal. Glenn Braggs and Billy Hatcher provide punch off the bench. If Sanders, a right-handed hitter, makes the club, he'll platoon with Martinez. But Piniella wants Sanders playing every day. If that means Triple- A, so be it. There's little question Sanders can be special when healthy. With his speed, he should steal 40 bases. "I'll put it to you this way: I've only been out there three years, but I play like I've been out there five or six years," Sanders said. It may be a matter of days, more likely months, at most a year. But count on this: Soon enough, Reggie Sanders will have a permanent parking place at Riverfront Stadium. - South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Mar 22, 1992:

In his 17-year Major League career, Reggie played 1,777 games; he had over 6,200 plate appearances with over 3,000 total bases, 983 runs batted in, 304 stolen bases, 305 home runs and a lifetime .267 batting average. He has the distinction of being one of only eight players in the history of Major League Baseball to both hit 300 or more home runs in his career while also stealing 300 or more bases.

I used the AZ photo to redo the facegen. The one in the pack now is smoother (and looks based off the Atlanta pic) and doesn’t look like one of the three you had. I should have put him an AZ hat for a better side-by-side look but he’s a Red in my mind’s eye.

[percolaten]

Originally Posted by AESP_pres

It's more that I want everything ready when OOTP23 will launch, there are so many works needed to fix those FGs as we see so many zombie players who were never touched pass the original project from way back. I have nothing against modern days even if I stop caring about the MLB after the 1994 strike.

Appreciate what you do!

[percolaten]

Looks great, thanx!

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

I used the AZ photo to redo the facegen. The one in the pack now is smoother (and looks based off the Atlanta pic) and doesn’t look like one of the three you had. I should have put him an AZ hat for a better side-by-side look but he’s a Red in my mind’s eye.

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Tommy Johns
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ohnsto01.shtml

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Levin Jones
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p.../jones01.shtml

[FancySkunk]

Hey all, thanks for holding down the fort as always. I swear I don't plan these absences, they just kind of happen for one reason or another. I'll be combing the threads to incorporate what you all have posted since I was last around, and picking some work of my own back up after that.

As far as I'm aware, there's no set release date for OOTP 23 yet, but that's going to be the target for the next major re-zip/re-distribution of the pack. It will also be the last Steam update for 22, and the first for 23.

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Lou Say
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p.../saylo01.shtml

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John Smith
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...mithjo01.shtml

I was unable to do him with his mustache...

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Red Woodhead
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...oodhre01.shtml

More an interpretation of what he looked like...

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Henry Kessler
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...esslhe01.shtml

I can't do miracle with a drawing but it's better than the usual FG for the no picture players...

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Henry Austin
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ustihe01.shtml

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Fred Crane
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ranefr01.shtml

The one in the database was really scary

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Len Lovett
https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ovetle01.shtml