"troshalom;d-982135" wrote:
So, I always played with uncompressed Sim textures - but darker hued sims could not wear all of the make up, it looked awful on them. I am glad to see they fixed that. Although I personally may not choose these colors for my sims unless I am going for a particular theme, I am glad that I am no longer relegated to the same three in game shades that look good on darker hued sims.
https://i.postimg.cc/DzM138S9/2020-10-06-19-13-40.png
However, they need to work on the lighting when it comes to the darker hued sims - the shadow detail is just not there so the definition is lost and they are just flat and you can't see their features well.
https://i.postimg.cc/VvMqRmL3/2020-10-06-19-02-33.png
This dark grey sim looks better than the dark brown sim (also glad you can now distinguish between dark grey and dark brown sims). The red sim also needs some better contrast too. Hopefully with the sliders in December that will fix the red sim, but the hue looks slightly better now.
You see it best with the lighter hued sims. Their details are nicely defined while the dark brown hued sim her details are lost and she looks flat.
https://i.postimg.cc/BbWDtkcN/2020-10-06-19-05-35.png
While we are at it that afro needs to be fixed. I read about cauliflower being used as a basis for how the afro would be created. That was wrong on so many levels. Hopefully the team reached out to artists like the modder Ebonix who creates great CC hair in the game to fix some of the textured hair.
This hair texture looks like they didn't apply her wig correctly. Um, they need to fix that.
https://i.postimg.cc/v8P0hLLz/Hues-10-6-2020-08.png
Well, this is a nice start to the update of the hues and like I said above, being able to use the make up on darker hued sims is a win.
NO ONE I mean NO ONE has a fro like that unless it is Halloween. I hate that fro so much.
