There wouldn't be any benefit as every single animation would have to be reworked to reflect a significant height change. Same with any teen heights. I use a height mod for teens that only make them slightly less taller than an adult, which doesn't effect the animations in looking off putting.
LadyKyn wrote:
There wouldn't be any benefit
Sure there would. With some kind of rebalancing of the appearance of young Sims, our characters wouldn't magically transform from young children to almost-adult teens. That's the benefit.
Whether it's worth the effort (reworking "every single animation") is a separate issue from whether or not there would be a benefit.
dbmcgrew Why did you only just take that one single piece form my quote without the context?
There would NOT be any benefit unless every animation had to be reworked.
If they would have did this near the beginning of the life of the game when there was so much to do it would have been fine. Now, there's not considering things like the family trees are finally being fixed and addressed after so long. Other than looks and aesthetic purposes for those that want them to look a certain way which is the only benefit to them there's really nothing else.
LadyKyn wrote:
Why did you only just take that one single piece form my quote without the context?
The entire context is available in your original post, but I wanted to make it clear which of your comments I was replying to. People have been replying like that since the days of USENET.
And yes, the game's animations would have to be reworked, but that is part of the cost of making this improvement. And maybe the cost–benefit analysis indicates that the improvement isn't worth doing. But the cost doesn't mean that there is no benefit.
