Complete Universe Facegen Pack 2.0 (New)

[negroleagueenthusiast]

Looks great!!

[MrAnderson41]

Could we get a Jace Jung update. He’s got that creepy smile.


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[LansdowneSt]

Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 55 | Run: 40 | Arm: 45 | Field: 45 | Overall: 55

A dominant Jung was a familiar sight on the Texas Tech infield over the last half-decade. Two years after Josh won 2019 Big 12 Conference Player of the Year honors and went in the first round of the Draft, Jace won the same award by hitting .337/.462/.697 with 21 homers in 56 games. Jace had to wait another year -- one in which he again produced a 1.093 OPS and boasted a 42/59 K/BB ratio -- to go in the first round himself; in his case, it was 12th overall to the Tigers. The younger brother was pushed to High-A West Michigan but may have run out of gas a bit with the additional 30 games.

Starting from an upright left-handed stance, Jung holds his hands with his bat at an unorthodox backward angle, yet he doesn’t have much issue staying on time with his movements. His knowledge of the strike zone helps drive his plate discipline and healthy walk rates -- even at High-A, he had a .373 OBP -- and he has the strength and bat speed to show near-plus power to all fields, as he did throughout his college career.

A below-average runner, Jung can provide value on the basepaths with his aggressiveness on balls in play, but he won’t be much of a stolen-base threat. His lack of range and arm keep him limited to second base after dalliances at third and short in college, and while his hands work for the position, he’s still going to need to hit for both average and power to bring impact as an everyday player. Luckily, he has a long resume of doing just that. - mlbpipeline

I actually used the Tiger pic and closed with mouth before making it.

[NYMike44]

How about some Mark "Mud" Grant love? Spent 10 years in the MLB as a journeyman reliever, but most known as a color commentator with Don Orsillo for Padres games.

[LansdowneSt]

Man, as a Red Sox fan, I can't believe they let Don Orsillo walk. Grant's lucky to have him in the booth. Hope Don is having as much fun with Mud as he used to have with Remy and Eck. Let’s see...

https://tenor.com/view/san-diego-pad...o-gif-18933159

Seems so.

There was a Grant fg in the pack but under the outdated ID code system so it didn't load. So, I used that for the before. Hope this works for ya.

[dewelar]

The only facegen I can find in the packs for Emmet Heidrick (heidri001joh) looks like a refugee from the planet Charon. Any chance we can get a better one?

[AESP_pres]

No idea why you have that very old FG because I redid him for the pack a long time ago... if you download the file in my link everything I did for the universal pack is there.

[MrAnderson41]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 55 | Run: 40 | Arm: 45 | Field: 45 | Overall: 55

A dominant Jung was a familiar sight on the Texas Tech infield over the last half-decade. Two years after Josh won 2019 Big 12 Conference Player of the Year honors and went in the first round of the Draft, Jace won the same award by hitting .337/.462/.697 with 21 homers in 56 games. Jace had to wait another year -- one in which he again produced a 1.093 OPS and boasted a 42/59 K/BB ratio -- to go in the first round himself; in his case, it was 12th overall to the Tigers. The younger brother was pushed to High-A West Michigan but may have run out of gas a bit with the additional 30 games.

Starting from an upright left-handed stance, Jung holds his hands with his bat at an unorthodox backward angle, yet he doesn’t have much issue staying on time with his movements. His knowledge of the strike zone helps drive his plate discipline and healthy walk rates -- even at High-A, he had a .373 OBP -- and he has the strength and bat speed to show near-plus power to all fields, as he did throughout his college career.

A below-average runner, Jung can provide value on the basepaths with his aggressiveness on balls in play, but he won’t be much of a stolen-base threat. His lack of range and arm keep him limited to second base after dalliances at third and short in college, and while his hands work for the position, he’s still going to need to hit for both average and power to bring impact as an everyday player. Luckily, he has a long resume of doing just that. - mlbpipeline

I actually used the Tiger pic and closed with mouth before making it.

Looks great. Thanks.


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[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by AESP_pres

No idea why you have that very old FG because I redid him for the pack a long time ago... if you download the file in my link everything I did for the universal pack is there.

Everything you did is in the CUF pack. Download-able from the Steam workshop, my signature block, and this thread's first post. Sometimes one might need to force a refresh to get cache to reset and look for a new file. Glad he’s looking better. That’s why we do it.

[MrAnderson41]

I'm new to this and admit that I've seen it mentioned here somewhere but can't seem to find the answer again. How does one go about updating a single players face gen without having to wait for the next full update? I'm playing on Mac through Steam if that helps.

[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by MrAnderson41

I'm new to this and admit that I've seen it mentioned here somewhere but can't seem to find the answer again. How does one go about updating a single players face gen without having to wait for the next full update? I'm playing on Mac through Steam if that helps.

Sure, happy to go over it. From the Start Screen, hit Settings. When the pop up comes up, go to the troubleshooting tab. Hit Open location of Customizable Data (or words to that effect). One of the file folders is called fg_files. Open it. Probably lots of files with the extension .fg at the end. Presumably you have downloaded a single new fg file from the board here. Put it in the fg_files folder. Copy over anything with the same name, if one.

Go to your game and once you get to the player, go to player editor. Look on the left-hand side halfway down for Picture Functions. Select the drop down and pick Auto-refresh. He should then be updated and a new, improved face staring back at you.

[MrAnderson41]

Nice. Thanks!

[clarkemi1]

Lans,

Would you mind updating Chris James' facegen? Most pictures of him during his playing days are with a mustache but his fg in the database has none.

Thanks

[AESP_pres]

I'm in 1976 and I'm not Lans obviously but I gave him a try for you...

[clarkemi1]

Originally Posted by AESP_pres

I'm in 1976 and I'm not Lans obviously but I gave him a try for you...

I'll take it!

Thanks AESP.

[AESP_pres]

Sometimes I'm shock by what good tools can do and how they make the job easier compare to a year ago or more than 10 years ago when we did the first FGs for the game with nothing (not even the game to see the result since they had to be ready for the game launch)... just check the progression from the small team card original, from middle stage to isolate the player needed and the final result.

P.S: No FG in the post you will have to wait my next update... in two weeks, three max.

Edit: I saw that a new patch is in the testing phase and it's the one I was waiting for to start my simulation, so to make a long story short my update will be available as soon as 1977 will be completed since I really want to play the game after doing FGs non stop since more than a year...

[NYMike44]

Could there be an updated facegen for Travis Bazzana (2024 Draft Prospect)? He looks like Sloth from the Goonies.

Also an updated one for Justin Hagenman would be nice. His looks like he's an alien lol

[LansdowneSt]

Scouting grades: Hit: 60 | Power: 60 | Run: 60 | Arm: 50 | Field: 50 | Overall: 65

A native of Sydney, Australia, Bazzana came to the United States and immediately made an impact with a .902 OPS as a freshman. He upped that to 1.122 with 11 homers and 36 steals a year later, then raised his profile even more when he won the Cape Cod League batting title (.375) and MVP Award, putting him near the top of most Draft boards.

The left-handed-hitting infielder is compact and strong with plenty of bat speed. He has an advanced approach at the plate with a ton of raw power he taps into, though he can occasionally be susceptible to offspeed stuff on the outer half. He’s proven he can hit lefties as well as righties. A plus runner, he’s a legitimate base-stealing threat.

While some worry about where he can play defensively, some scouts think he’s going to be just fine at second base. His athleticism helps him have good range, he has enough arm for the spot and he can turn the double play effectively. A second-base profile isn’t one often seen at the top of a Draft, but the conviction in his bat is so strong, he’s going to get a lot of attention in the top 10. - mlb.com

Tough to get a good straight on picture of him. I froze a video and used that. I'm sure it won't be his last facegen given how high he will go in the draft but should improve him for now.

[LansdowneSt]

Justin Hagenman has been showing out in his first spring training with the Red Sox. He was acquired along with Nick Robertson from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for Kiké Hernández and Hagenman has stood out as the holdover from that move. Robertson's tenure with the Red Sox ended after a half-season when he was shipped to the Cardinals as part of the Tyler O'Neill trade.

After he was acquired by the Red Sox in the summer, Hagenman was largely off the radar for the rest of the season, partly because he hasn't been on the team's 40-man roster. He ended the season with Triple-A Worcester, and he posted a solid 3.26 ERA and 1.29 WHIP with one save in 16 appearances that totaled 30.1 innings.

Red Sox Justin Hagenman's spring performance has him on the radar for a call-up during the season. - bosoxinjection.com

I don't even know where to begin or what to say with regard to the before. I can't find and delete all those fast enough. I'd prefer nothing to those.

[AESP_pres]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

I don't even know where to begin or what to say with regard to the before. I can't find and delete all those fast enough. I'd prefer nothing to those.

Looks like someone paste snake eyes on a picture of him because his eyes were closed

On the other hand I suppose the guy who did those FGs didn't use other tools than FG Modeller to create them when he did. Something I can understand since my old FGs I did years ago using only FGM where often zombie looking and very awful, just need to check Emmet Heidrick some posts back to see that (I can say it since they were mine)...