The Sims 3

I like the body mesh/textures. They have nice defined toes and feet. I can't find any in Sims 4 that has such detail  

15 hours ago, ritualclarity said:

I like the body mesh/textures. They have nice defined toes and feet. I can't find any in Sims 4 that has such detail  

Feet seem to be something that always create problem to EA / Maxis...  They never did anything even just acceptable !   LOL !

those you can see in my screenshots are from a modder called BLOOM that made them both for TS2 and TS3, i don't know if he did something for TS4 too...  In both the older games the mod was called "Bloom's Sexy Feet"...

I found some decent feet for TS4. Now having some issue getting the bodies tolook right. Found one texture that is pretty close now for the nipple textures and I should be set. 

Is Sim 4 also that easy to mod?

42 minutes ago, ritualclarity said:

I found some decent feet for TS4. Now having some issue getting the bodies tolook right. Found one texture that is pretty close now for the nipple textures and I should be set. 

good !!  keep me posted, so should i ever decide to play TS4 i won't need to get crazy looking for all that nice stuff !  

On 1/20/2017 at 1:18 PM, Gauntman said:

Is Sim 4 also that easy to mod?

Pretty easy at least basics are.

You drop the package or Script into your Sims4/Mods folder found in your documents (where you find the saves) It is basically that easy. However like other things if you have mods that conflict it becomes a bit harder to work on. If you want some eye candy like Kendo's outfits and such you will be very safe. If you start to be complex with Wicked Whims and Command Center and other scripted mods and such you will end up with some issues that will be able to be overcome but with some effort. I for one ended up just nuking and re-downloading my game many times to help resolve the issue.

There is another folder in that documents that you need to pay attention besides the saves folder and Mods folder. It is called the Tray folder. I believe that is where your personal settings and Sims are stored. Not that hard. Check out some of the videos and such . I am confident you will find that it is easy to mod sims. In many cases easier than other games even Bethesda Games.

On ‎2‎/‎11‎/‎2017 at 4:33 PM, ritualclarity said:

Pretty easy at least basics are.

You drop the package or Script into your Sims4/Mods folder found in your documents (where you find the saves) It is basically that easy. However like other things if you have mods that conflict it becomes a bit harder to work on. If you want some eye candy like Kendo's outfits and such you will be very safe. If you start to be complex with Wicked Whims and Command Center and other scripted mods and such you will end up with some issues that will be able to be overcome but with some effort. I for one ended up just nuking and re-downloading my game many times to help resolve the issue.

There is another folder in that documents that you need to pay attention besides the saves folder and Mods folder. It is called the Tray folder. I believe that is where your personal settings and Sims are stored. Not that hard. Check out some of the videos and such . I am confident you will find that it is easy to mod sims. In many cases easier than other games even Bethesda Games.

Thanks for the help. I will keep that in mind if I dive in Sims 4.

There are many tutorials on the web to get you up and running with the basics pretty quickly. I am told that the modding and changing things are also stupid easy as well. (change an article of clothing to be able to wear in a different slot (like sexy underwear as main clothing during the day etc)

Never played any Sims games, perhaps I should...