Werewolf Form: dressed or nah
I can't figure out if I like them dressed or not. I seem to have an easier time dressing the male sims in wolf form but my females I struggle with. Do you only do certain outfits? I can't seem to...
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"lanlyn;c-18133026" wrote:"Atreya33;c-18132818" wrote:
...Your first female werewolf seems to have a more female body shape than I have seen so far. Did you do something special? I definitely have to take another look at this in CAS.
@Atreya33 This werewolf is the Maxis sim from the trailer, Lux Demarco. I didn't do much to her body shape, but I think I widened her werewolf hips just a little. The body shape for her werewolf was already one of the slender forms too.
EDIT: I had the same issues that you did with dressing my female werewolf. Besides the ones I shared above, I thought these two sweaters also looked decent. I don't remember which pack they came from.
https://chi01pap001files.storage.live.com/y4mV8-YgeCHB_qBLBemlUzVO2BgEbB1ADMFozniWsBSG7PQBUxlxuveQLQ1QH5zHhZD1VW1oAziRVZ7453FNOb7kF8KPhMZ6f_3sKGzDxSnCuith4Mzx_beU4SoHD1ViZ5Tsvt8pxhruxEvQiEu460l7-ekazvIFMveHlizx6flnJsryEu1qo0_U3z9ILz0xN6F?width=893&height=560&cropmode=none
Those two sweaters look rather good on werewolves. The first one is from eco lifestyle, the second one from cats and dogs.
I noticed it can also helps if I adjust the hight of the chest, on top of choosing one of the more slender frames. If I drag up the chest, more female clothes look OK.
