Pet Collars as Accessories

• This CC is offered completely free
• You’re allowed to modify it in any way, shape or form imaginable; asking me for permission is not necessary
• I don’t take requests nor commissions

Details:

• Base game compatible
• For teen, young adult and adult femsims
• Located in the “Accessory” category, eyewear slot
• Enabled for naked, everyday, sleepwear, formalwear, athletic, swimwear, career, outwear and validformaternity
• Disabled for random sims
• All LODs and morphs
• Polycount: around 400-700
• 3 to 4 color channels
• Only available in .package format

Defects:

• I tried to make morphs (and probably find why it conflicts with the Impossible Heels) but it didn’t work. Instead I made a “one size fits all” (what you normally see in custom necklaces and alike) but didn’t liked the result so I adapted the shape around the base body. Looks “better” except on thin sims where it looks oversize and on fat sims it clips completely (sorry!)
• Game animations look “fine” with some minor clipping, on custom animation there’s a chance for the back to clip completely inside the neck depending how much the sim bends it (just be aware I didn’t test every animation so more oddities might appear)

Notes:

• These are some of the collars that cats and dogs use in the “S3: Pets” expansion I really doubt I’m the first one to adapt them but for this project I had less time than usual so I decided to use it to make this CC instead of searching
• Surprisingly “textures” are not in the defects section because I did a couple of adjustments and used Season’s hockey mask as base (it allows the use of a normal map and “very high” LOD) so even if you’re not using the HD Mod the texture will look better than expected
• If you want to use glasses and the collars at the same time, or any other accessory on the same slot, you’ll need nraas mastercontroller
• Friendly reminder: using s3pe you can remove clothing categories or add new ones
• Because morphs are non existent, it’s a low-poly mesh and only uses one bone at full value, this could be a good project to start learning modding tools, just saying

Credits:

• Electronic Arts for the mesh and textures