Uni-sex clothing for non-transgender Sims

I'm a little confused as to what this is about. Is it about the masculine and feminine tagging? I don't see any blouses or bras in my "masculine" sim's CAS.

I agree with Cupid, not sure what you're getting at, I only see female clothes if the preference filter is feminine, and male clothes if it's set to masculine. Unless some of my cc is tagged for both preferences. But as far as in game EA clothing I don't see the two mix unless I turn the filter off with exception of a small few items like the Moschino sweater.

honestly i do not get the point of this topic since it mostly do not change the way i play filters or no filters each players are free to create there sims the way they went.

You can use the filter to select only Masculine or Feminine clothing.

Some clothing items, especially custom content items, use shading and wrinkles that very clearly suggest either female or male body parts. In those cases, it makes sense to have a Masculine and a Feminine version of the same clothing item.

To clarify: there are categories (clothing categories, not clothing themselves) that don't really belong, like blouses and brassieres, even when male clothing preference is set to male. (I can post a screenshot to make my point clear) Of course, while the catalog for these categories is empty since they're automatically set to masculine, I still think they could have gone better as those hidding these unnecessary categories. Like imagine If you're creating adult, the menu was filled with children and pet clothing. You cannot 'select' them, nothing biggy, but that would make it pretty useless. Same goes for transgender thing If you don't intend to create such a Sim in the first place. Perhaps "masculinity/femininity" tags could be outside an instead on categories themselves (or just seperate, whatever makes it 'intuitieve'

You know? There pointlessly there. I do get and understand If they choose to ignore this suggestion (doesn't really ruin the game; not the end of the world), but I thought "hey maybe they'll consider fixing it".

TL;DR Talking about clothing categories not clothing: how these could have a gender tag (masculinity/femininity like clothing do. Determines when they show up or not.

Oh okay, I get what you're talking about now. I've never used those filters tbh so I guess that's why I hadn't noticed.

"DragonCat159;c-17146547" wrote:
Yeah.

"friendlysimmers;c-17146422" wrote:
honestly i do not get the point of this topic since it mostly do not change the way i play filters or no filters each players are free to create there sims the way they went.

My suggestion isn't hindering anyone ability to create transgender or non-transgender Sims. I just think it should be more convenient if those categories didn't show up during default creation, with the compesation of maybe including quick-button for dropboxing back those options (without having to reach back to gender setting panel).

I would post a screenshot, but I can't show up in one picture: since switching between clothing and name/trait/age/walk style interface closes one another.

Hasn't it been that way since release? I don't remember the UI changing in CAS between male and female sims. I think it would be a lot more work to hide them than it probably is worth.

It's always been like that.

I dont see it in my game other than most of male hair is tagged as female too and now in my game most townies are generated with boyish haircuts.

Yeah.

"friendlysimmers;c-17146422" wrote:
honestly i do not get the point of this topic since it mostly do not change the way i play filters or no filters each players are free to create there sims the way they went.

My suggestion isn't hindering anyone ability to create transgender or non-transgender Sims. I just think it should be more convenient if those categories didn't show up during default creation, with the compesation of maybe including quick-button for dropboxing back those options (without having to reach back to gender setting panel).

I would post a screenshot, but I can't show up in one picture: since switching between clothing and name/trait/age/walk style interface closes one another.