"brendhan21;c-16709750" wrote:
"Rebbilina;c-16709733" wrote:
Honestly, I think it’s a lot about how you dress them and what you make them do. I always put my teens in more “teenagery” clothes and hair, like that sundress Zoe Patel wears, pigtails, colourful t-shirts and such. I also make them do things that make them feel more like teenagers like be on their phones a lot, stay up late on their computers, sleep in, fight with their siblings, have lots of drama with friends and so on. If you don’t have parenthood and are thinking about getting it, it’s a great pack for teenagers and adds a lot of fun stuff to do with them. Comes with acne too!
I honestly like that teenagers can do more of the same stuff that adults can do and share the same wardrobe options. It’s possible to play storylines where teens have to grow up early and be very responsible. Also, I hated the clothes for teens in sims 3 and thought it was ridiculous that I needed to get the same dress twice from the store if I wanted it for both teens and adults.
fair enough but that just leads to issues where to me content to make teens look like teenagers is limited and would get a bit repetitive. like honestly they do and can do things teenagers do( i have parenthood) and they do and can act like teens for me its just the fact that they dont look like teenagers. like even with the right clothing and hair styles there is just so little i feel like i can do. like honestly you may have given me an idea why dont you show me how you create some of your teenagers to look like teenagers.
I can try to find some pictures later, but I’m on my phone now, and it’s late Sunday night here. I don’t have any teens currently though.
As for facial features and (especially) bodies, I sometimes use cas.fulleditmode and make them look less like adults if I need to. You can always change it back when they grow up.
