Here’s an unused new addition from the 1.113.277 game patch to consider for future speculation. There are now two new variables for a new type of CAS sliders labeled as “aged”. Perhaps these will be used to make Sims look more aged with special sliders tied to aging, like in a new pack that would have features related to getting old.
https://simscommunity.info/2025/02/26/sims-4-aging-sliders-discovery/
Ooh, this is interesting! I wonder...if maybe this would be like a Generations pack of sorts, or maybe just a focus on the Elder life-stage, so maybe like a pack filled with content for the Elderly. Giving them some more game-play would be really nice!
This could open up a tween age group in the game instead of just having kids.
Maybe it’s tied to the kit for elders that is coming soon. I think it will just let you control the amount of wrinkles your sim has.
I would love this but for children because when I make a family, I usually put two child sims but I imagine one being older than the other but you can't control this straight from cas so I would love this for children but for all ages would be perfect.
Also, height sliders, please??
This is what I think is going on with the new distorted children glitch. I think this glitch is due to a new age group. I could be wrong of course, but I would love a tween age group.
Oh, dang, and here I was thinking they meant the possibility of setting the birth order, by age, for a family when created together in CAS. I'm thankful we have MCCC, so that I can make the needed adjustments once my family is placed "in the world". I don't want families with quadruplets up front. 😮
That's pretty cool, too.
Sorry to tell you, we've had that weird stretching glitch in the past. It's not new. But I wish it was an indication of something coming to fruition.
Oh ok. I think I remember the faces but not the body distortion.
I would so love a height slide for child & teen sims. For child sims to become tweens (Older Child). For Teens to be shorter than Adults. Also, I would so love to properly make Middle-Agers & Young Seniors Age Stages.
