Complete Universe Facegen Pack

[diesel230]

Originally Posted by ChrisJNelson

I'm not a pro but how about this?

Doesn't look much like Nyjer Morgan but that's the greatest Tony Plush ive ever seen!!

[Montemania]

Hey guys I made a facegen for Mets First Round pick Kevin Parada.



Download: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuR8PPSSD8xwkMJG...R5odA?e=oaNJTd

[Jibby]

Can someone please create a facegen for Guardians prospect pitcher Gavin Williams?

[Montemania]

Originally Posted by Jibby

Can someone please create a facegen for Guardians prospect pitcher Gavin Williams?

10-4 at your service brother.



DL: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AuR8PPSSD8xwkMJv...ALz3g?e=66AGKl

[rmoons24]

Is this compatible with 24? Or is there a plan to convert it?

[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by rmoons24

Is this compatible with 24? Or is there a plan to convert it?

facegen files go into the fg_files folder and work for any edition of the game. The Complete Universe Facegen pack hasn't been updated in almost a year though, so for ones I've made since then I have my own folder. I recommend, if you use the CUF pack, downloading mine and copying mine atop it. That's what FancySkunk likely would have done if he were around.

[rmoons24]

Thank you!

[Jibby]

Appreciate it!

[prewinter]

Originally Posted by AESP_pres

1879 completed

Missing players
John Stedronsky
Mike Burke
John Magner
Sonny Hoffman
Bill White (there is a picture but nothing worthy of a try)
Aaron Clapp (again a picture I can't work with)
Pat McManus
Harry Salisbury (a picture exist but nothing I can work with)
John Shoup

Harry Salisbury was pictured with the 1884 Union Pacific Baseball Team. Here he is from that photo. Maybe it will be better than what you have.

[LansdowneSt]

Brown University grad, Harry Salisbury, was the #2 pitcher on the 1879 Troy Trojans. Salisbury pitched in 10 games with an ERA of 2.22, good for fourth in the National League. Three years later, at age 27, Salisbury returned to the majors, pitching for the 1882 Pittsburgh Alleghenys, and winning 20 games in the inaugural season of the American Association. He was the top pitcher on the team, and his 2.63 ERA was 7th in the league. It was a year in which the Alleghenys released several pitchers for infractions of rules.

Redid the facegen based on picture above. His height is wrong the database. Should be 173cm (5'8"). not correcting that may impact the facegen. I'll try to get it changed in the db in the weeks ahead.

[LansdowneSt]

From the Battle Creek Enquirer, 26 May 1971, Page 13: Charles Bert "Bugs" Grover's Obituary:

"Mr. Grover retired as a steamfitter in 1965. he was known for his 21-year career as a professional baseball player, including two seasons with the Detroit Tigers. Mr. Grover won seven games and lost nine in two seasons with Detroit for manager Hughie Jennings. Then began a long minor league career with stops in Providence, Minneapolis, Sioux City and Columbus, SC."

Baseball-reference lists only two games with the Tigers and no W-L record, so we'll trust the obit meant "Tiger's organization", though I like to think that maybe Bugs' stories got embellished as time went on

As requested. Limited straight-on pictures to work with. I used the two from his younger days and ran it through the AI dozens of times and they all agreed that the middle two faces are the gist of what he looked like. His obit had a picture too that I tried to account for when shaping him.

[LansdowneSt]

"The young fellow simply put the ball between his first two fingers, drew back his arm and let fly. The result was a lot of wiggles on the ball that had the local help completely mystified . . . " - The Neyer/James Guide to Pitchers, quoting Thorn and Holway's The Pitcher, quoting The Seattle Times from 1908

Bert Hall, who pitched seven games with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1911, also spent years pitching for Tacoma and other teams in the western USA. He won 20 games with Tacoma in 1910 and 22 with Vancouver in 1913. He may have been the first major leaguer to throw a forkball. - bRef Bullpen wiki

As requested.

[LansdowneSt]

"Manager Harry Mathews of the Newport News Club writes that Norman Glockson, the new Reds catcher secured from his team, is sure to be the find of the season. Glockson is six feet and one half inches tall, weighs 195 pounds, is fast on his feet and has a cracking good arm, besides being a powerful hitter. ... He says that he will stake his professional reputation on Glockson making good." - The Cincinnati Enquirer, 28 June 1914

Norman played seven games. Hitless in 12 ABs.

People ask me why I started making all new facegens. My answer going forward will be "Because of Norman Glockson." Redone by overdue request.

[EsoDeVulpes]

I finally got around to uploading my own facegen pack, over 50 faces I believe.

It's just current players and future draftees, this link is to the original thread with the list of players

Here is a direct link to the pack

[LansdowneSt]

Cool. Nice to see.

On the CUF pack in general… I don’t think FancySkunk is coming back. So I’ll take the last posted one he did, reach out to AESP, add your 50, roll in my own and take over hosting the Complete Universe Facegen pack, if there is no objection. Give me until the weekend though to get it set up.

[LansdowneSt]

Here is a link to the Complete Universe Facegen pack plus all the ones posted since it came out last May, plus all my own. I'll put it in my signature block, get it on Steam and get things aligned on the thread's first page before the weekend...

SEE MY SIGNATURE FOR MOST CURRENT LINKS

For those wanting it all in one place, well, there it is

Note that there are 48,128 facegen files and thousands and thousands of those are old duplicates or things that tie to old IDs no longer used by the game. It's clutter that each user can't address because the next CUF pack download would just restore them... but I'll work on all that too if this is to be the new master file.

[luckymann]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

Cool. Nice to see.

On the CUF pack in general… I don’t think FancySkunk is coming back. So I’ll take the last posted one he did, reach out to AESP, add your 50, roll in my own and take over hosting the Complete Universe Facegen pack, if there is no objection. Give me until the weekend though to get it set up.

Bud, have you ever attempted a Mudcat Grant with full sideburns? Do they usually work?

Ta

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[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by luckymann

Bud, have you ever attempted a Mudcat Grant with full sideburns? Do they usually work?

Ta

G

Nah, for sideburns like that to work you need to use facegen as recommended, that is, with a straight-on shot and two profile pictures in symmetry and at the same time... so it can blend. Using just a straight-on shot, even the parts of a beard that go up the side of the face start to fade. And, as interesting as that look is (I had to look up his Pirates pics), I try to do people as they look at their most famous/recognizable and so that'd be a Twins version of him.

[Scipio Africanus]

Originally Posted by LansdowneSt

Here is a link to the Complete Universe Facegen pack plus all the ones posted since it came out last May, plus all my own.

Thanks for all your hard work on this.

Were AESP's facegens included? I've hesitated downloading his because there's no compilation .zip and I'd have to download each file individually.

[LansdowneSt]

Originally Posted by Scipio Africanus

Thanks for all your hard work on this.

Were AESP's facegens included? I've hesitated downloading his because there's no compilation .zip and I'd have to download each file individually.

Yup. Everything thru May 13, FancySkunk had added, so I just had to go through and get the ones in the main thread and his thread from that date forward. If I had done any of them over by chance, mine would govern as, I confess, I dropped my pack atop everything last.

The only missing ones are the two Montemania just did as I got blocked out of the sign-in thing. If you read this, Montemania, just post the .fg files by going to "Go Advanced" beneath the text box and then "Manage Attachments" and post them direct for download here.