Comments - Getorex

This mod will soon be updated to a minor improvement - the squad selection screen has been improved so the new Liara and Ashley armors look about the same as the others.

Rebuilt the mod again to deal with some issues reported by users. So far indications are it is working. Let me know if you run into a problem.

Mod has been rebuilt/updated to correct some issues with textures or freezing before. Let me know if there's still a problem.

I'll be updating this mod soon to DLC format. Install is simple then: Just put the folder in your game DLC folder, that's it.

Besides becoming simple plug-n-play (just put DLC_CON_Traynor in your game dlc folder, that's it, it also has as slightly modified body mesh. In attempt to reduce appearance of lines in the body I tweaked the mesh a bit more. Hopefully it will make her apear smoother.

A very simple mod intended to correct some very ridiculous choices made in handling character action. Couldn't correct the bathing and shower scenes without side effect of also making Femshep nude and making their romance in the nude. Can't do it any other way so I choose realism over stupid prude.

Plug-n-play DLC mod. Just put unzipped folder DLC_CON_Geto01 in your game DLC folder, that's it. While this is mostly Ash, there is more in it and more on the way. All characters get the full clear face helmet (including Kaiden and Liara) and Liara also gets a new armor. In the near future mods for EDI will also go into this mod.

Dumped the Colossus armor texture for the ME1 armor. Too much of a pain to get looking good in the game. Urban camo or my new digital camo looks MUCH better so that's what Ash and Liara get.

DLC mod for Ashley+ is updated. It includes the Marksman Bug Fix for Ashley, new ME1 heavy armor with urban camo pattern plus an optional swap to (a better) digital camo pattern I created just recently. All squadies get the full clear face helmet, including Liara, and Liara also gets the new ME1 armor.

The digital camo pattern is a separate optional download. Swap out the DLC files for those in the digital camo file and that's it. New modern camo pattern.

Sorry, I don't have multiple versions of the Ash mod. Because it is such a chore to create one DLC, I haven't gone through to make variations as well.

This DLC mod includes Ashley alliance uniform, ponytail, ME1 face, romance topless mod, super-short Citadel skirt, clear face helmet for Ash, Shepard, Vega, Liara, Kaiden, edited Ashley armors, an additional armor from ME1 (Colossus now for both Liara and Ashley seen in pic, other armors/textures later).

Some people are reporting issues with the DLC. It works perfectly for me and others but some report oddities like black textures for face and/or body. If you have any issues I need to know ASAP as I try to narrow down what the possible source of the problem is. It's very squirrelly and seems hit-and-miss, making it VERY hard to figure out.

Also: an update to the mod will hopefully soon be forthcoming. It will be some 50MB smaller as I trim away unneeded pcc files.

NOTE, this mod file will soon be replaced. The mod as DLC form doesn't work yet but the download is still fine to use in the meantime if you do this:

Copy the pcc files in the DLC to their correct locations (where there is a game pcc file with the same name). That means a few of the files belong in your ..\BIOGame\CookedPCConsole folder, and others belong in the DLC_EXP_Pack003_Base\CookedPCConsole folder. Until I get the updated form of the mod in to replace this one that is how you do it. Don't place this in your game DLC folder in its current form. If you do the likely result will be Miranda's body being pitch black.

After you place the pcc files in their correct locations, run ME3Explorer Tools->TOC Tools->TOCbinUpdater on the ..\BIOGame\PCConsoleTOC.bin file. After that run Tools->TOC Tools->Auto TOC on the DLC pcconsoletoc.bin file. The game will work fine then and so will the mod.

This mod is almost 100%. It shouldn't crash your game or anything like that but there are a few stray vertices in her collar that I need to fix to get her perfect. Otherwise, it is just fine.

So long as the scalp texture remains untouched by Aralakh then this mod should work - also so long as the Aralakh mod doesn't try to install a texture for EDI's default robot body. I've eliminated that and replaced it with the smooth, covered body.

Ashley's my favorite fem in the game. That's why I've devoted so much to modding her.

BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO APPLY MY MODS:
Run ME3Explorer -> Tools -> Texure -> Texplorer (if you haven't already done so). If it is the first time you've run it then it will ask to create a library of textures (build a database file called me3tree.bin). Select to mod all your DLC too and it will then decompress all your DLC into individual pcc files for texture scanning. The pcc files this releases are what my DLC pcc files replace. It is harder to replace them in the original DLC (a compressed file called Default.sfar). Let Texplorer do its thing, it is MUCH easier. You only need to do this once.

DLC versions of this mod will have to wait since it is quite complicated to get them working for users other than myself. In the meantime I've updated the mod and released it as a compressed file containing ME3 game pcc files. Instructions are in the zip. I've tested them during actual gameplay on my own system and have experienced no issues.

This is an update/bugfix release. Includes ALL my Ashley mods in one zip. Just copy the pcc files into the correct location (explained inside) and you are good to go.

As with my Ashley DLC attempt, this one is also likely to do the same thing: it will work but Miranda will appear completely black instead of with the correct textures. Do not delete the DLC. Instead move the pcc files to some other location and then delete the folder and all that's in it (keep only the pcc files). Now, use those pcc files to replace your game's default pcc files of the same name. Most will be in your main game BIOGame/CookedPCConsole folder but a few will go into your Citadel DLC folder (on my system this is DLC_EXP_Pack003_Base). After doing this, start ME3Explorer and do Tools -> TOC Tools -> TOCbinUpdater. Select File and navigate to your game BIOGame folder where your PCConsoleTOC.bin file is and update it with the app. After that has finished repeat the process but navigate to your Citadel DLC folder and update that pcconsoletoc.bin file. After that you are ready to start the game. Nothing changes for the replacement of the MEHEM pcc file from the other package.

Notice: I have since learned that if OTHER people use this DLC package as is, Ashley will appear pitch black in your game. Fortunately, because this is a DLC instead of a mod that alters actual game files it is reversible. First, do not delete it, instead take the pcc files in the DLC CookedPCConsole folder and use them to replace your game's default pcc files of the same name. Most of them are in your BIOGame/CookedPCConsole folder but others will go into the Citadel or From Ashes DLC CookedPCConsole folder (save your originals elsewhere in case something goes wrong). After doing that, fire up ME3Explorer and do Tools -> TOC Tools -> TOCbinUpdater. Navigate to your BIOGame folder where your main PCConsoleTOC.bin file is and run it. This will update the file to include the new, modded pcc files. Next, do the same thing but navigate to the Citadel DLC folder and update that pcconsoletoc.bin file. Then again do it for the From Ashes DLC folder (on my game the Citadel is DLC_EXP_Pack003_Base and From Ashes is DLC_HEN_PR). The pcc files will now be incorporated into your game and you can play.

Notice! The DLC mod wont work as DLC (apparently). Instead, simply take the pcc files included in the zip and copy them into either your main game CookedPCConsole folder or into the Citadel DLC CookedPCConsole folder (just check for the same file name in either place before you copy/replace the original with the version in the zip file). In short, the BioH files go into the Citadel DLC folder and the rest go into the main game folder. Afterwards, run TOCbinUpdater on the main game and then on the Citadel DLC to update the pcconsoletoc.bin file. Your game should then work and have the mod included.

These are the new mods. Please try them and let me know if they work (hard for me to properly test them because my game is so modded directly that the DLC doesn't actually matter...I build the DLC from my game).

Give this DLC a go and let me know. It includes all my Ashley mods: alliance uniform, ponytail, armor edits including full clear face helmet, topless love scene, reduced makeup, ME1 face.

This mod will soon be re-released as a DLC instead of *.mod file(s). Stay tuned.

This mod is currently being re-released as a DLC instead of *.mod file. If testing shows it works, then I'll soon post it here. I've made improvements to her Alliance uniform as well as tweaked her ponytail.

This mod has been tweaked recently and will soon be re-released as a DLC rather than a mod file (which no longer works anyway). Stay tuned.

The *.mod files here no longer work (generally) with newer ME3Explorer due to drastic changes in the program. Development has also been made to generate mods by other means and it is now the preferred way: creating mods as DLC instead of *.mod files. I am now working to convert all my mods into DLC that will be easy to install and should work for virtually all users. You still will need a recent version of ME3Explorer but only for the autotoc generator function. You unzip the DLC mod into your DLC folder, run ME3Explorer, select Tools -> TOC Tools -> Autotoc and simply run it inside the DLC folder so it creates a pcconsoletoc.bin file specific for your game install. That's it. The DLC should then be part of your game as soon as you start it.

Never mind. The issue is just happenstance, occurring at the same time as my install of MEHEM.

Haven't played the game at all for a long time then decided to go through the entire trilogy, 1 to 3 again recently. Last night I was doing the final earth battle and got onto the Citadel thinking I had successfully installed Mehem 0.4 a few months back but then the little glowy annoying child appeared on the Citadel. I went ahead, having never actually completed the original ending (due to disdain, abhorrence, disgust) but couldn't actually go through with it. As soon as the kid started spewing illogical, directly contradicted (in game) nonsense about "synthetics always destroy their creators" I had to stop it and try and get Mehem installed properly. Sadly, I found I couldn't because I was far from vanilla in my game install (all my mesh mods installed) and I was simply unwilling to go through the pain of going back to vanilla to install Mehem and THEN the long, tedious process of installing all my mesh/texture mods (ME3Explorer no longer actually works properly with most mod files so I have to do it pcc by pcc via udk mesh import...UGH). SOOO happy to then find that Mehem is now a DLC. No muss, no fuss (except for the previously mentioned glitch I need to fix). Frankly, I rather surprised you are still hard at work on this but I am very appreciative. Now I just need to learn how I might change all my mesh mods into DLC content.

Note: I STILL wouldn't like the original ending for so many simple, logical reasons but it would be MUCH more tolerable if the obnoxious kid were simply replaced by a Vigil (on Ilos) type of VI. The kid is just creepy and off-putting.

MrFob, nicely done, however I am now trying to debug a texturing issue that may be a side-effect of Mehem 0.5. I have some extensive mesh mods installed and when I got to the final memorial scene, a couple of my modded NPCs displayed oddly (Ashley had black face, no hair, EDI was entirely black). Can you tell me what files Mehem affects that may contain their meshes? I will try reinstalling the mesh mods and their associated textures into those files.