How To Not Pudding Face
Help. Haha Even with custom skins, sliders, and freckles, all my Sims seem to look the same. Especially kids. They all have the chubby cheeks and just pudding face to them. What's your secret t...
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"cwaddell;c-17280373" wrote:
But even with different slider values and different facial structures each player often has a style they prefer that identifies a sim as theirs.
That is very much true, and I think it's the main reason why many of us get annoyed when we try our best to create a unique sim and tweak the features to our liking and end up with a sim that has similar features as the ones we've made before.
I think a good idea to try to create one's friends as sims, or downloading sims created by others. Or why not other simmers' selfsims? You can let them have their own families, and when their children have grown up they can be married into your own sim family. A little gene mixing. :smile:
"Mikezumi;c-17280302" wrote:
Although I like to play big families the toddler and child stages really don't interest me and are used only to set up a skill base for the later stages. Because I don't play long life spans I don't mind that the kids aren't especially cute. I just slap on cute hair and clothes and they look fine from the distance I play my sims at.
I didn't play much with the toddlers and children for the first couple of years, and aged them up quickly. But since I started using the "Children can, No stretch" mod and making my own poses, it's a lot more fun! I can't stand the annoying toddlers yet, though! :tongue:
https://i.imgur.com/R06kzKf.jpg
And don't forget the elderly!
https://i.imgur.com/JmG9J1P.jpg
