Etnics and un(natural) skin colors

I'm doing a similar thing with my aliens. There are five different kinds of aliens inhabiting my sim world, and you can tell them apart by their skin colour, human vs. alien eyes, hair (or lack thereof), whether or not they have a human form, and if yes, whether or not they can use their alien powers in the human form. Among these races is one that always wears their human disguise because of a past war between them and humans that forced them into hiding, and a mono-gendered one that can reproduce with both human men and women.

Granted, this is all just in my head, and those aliens don't always play by the rules I set for them when I'm not controlling them, but as I always say, a big part of playing The Sims is playing pretend.

Hey... now thinking better, could make Newcrest a world divided Blue vs Red
at north neighboorhood be the blue sims and at east live red sims

Even I could apply a rule for buildings, at least for exterior:
Blue sims use the cold side of rainbow
Red sims use the warm side of rainbow
i/e: none of they use pure green (0,255,0 at RGB code), else all other colors of their side

My game is human sim vs occults :D The humans are always winning ;)

"Simpkin;c-17165588" wrote:
My game is human sim vs occults :D The humans are always winning ;)

Haha, mine's the opposite. The Occults always win. >:)

Love this idea, could do a whole rebuild the world challenge with this as a back story, maybe even have it like the mermaid/blue sims and red sims are mortal enemies and the towns are divided between them, reds are known for one skill area whilst Blues are known for another, omg could even make a romeo and juliet type romance... I wanna try this now!!! ?

I currently have a game with green sims that are plantsim descendants rather than aliens.
I don't have the forbidden fruit yet, so I can't make them plantsims without cheating, but they all have the lives outdoors trait and the waterproof reward trait. When I say all I mean both my adult sims, the kids are still too small.