I just spent weeks converting animations, sounds and gameplay from the sims 3 and bringing it all to The Sims 2. I’ve just submitted it to modthesims and I hope you all enjoy it in time for Halloween! This was quite a big project
I like to check what my Sims look like as the opposite gender, both out of curiosity and to see what their features will look like if they have kids that are the opposite sex. I don't mind that there are some visual differences between male and female Sims, but the way certain features get translated between genders makes no sense to me.
In this case, its the gap between the nose & mouth when I turn my Sim into a guy that really bothers me. And I can't lower the nose because it'll be too close to her mouth, and if I raise the mouth it'll be too close to her nose.
I feel like her nose (especially from the side) and mouth are also noticeably different......
Autumn is my favorite season and I love setting up and taking seasonal pictures of my game. 3 of the areas in my hood have all 4 seasons with 1 having two springs, a fall and winter where it's more north and rainy. Then 2 subhoods are three summers and a spring (dry/hot and wet/mild).
What kind of season set ups do you do and does it vary?
Hey guys, here is a recently completed Italian Renaissance Revival style house that I have been working on for a few months. Inspired by estates located in Newport Coast's Pelican Crest neighborhood. I wanted the estate to combine grand Italian Mediterranean architecture with high-fashion contemporary interior design principles seen in many modern Milanese estates. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and scenic views, this custom home offers three levels of resort-style living, all tied together by a grand, dramatic staircase and functionally by an elevator. Other notable features include 5 beds, 6 full baths, 2 half baths, a home cinema, a gym, a custom wine room, and a sunroom.