What I found is that it is hard to use just 1 preset and completely change it, you need to use a preset that is closest to the finished result that you want. There are going to be many presets that will be like the base of your Sim, from which you can edit and make truly your personal Sim. In detailed mode you can set the height of the lower or upper lid. On the face in normal mode you can edit the size of the eyes/rotation. For instance a front view allows you to edit the bosom but not the behind. What exactly you can edit on the Sim depends on the angle you are using to look at your Sim. It feels very intuitive and is easy to do. With the sims 4 there is a pushing/pulling method (direct manipulation) it changes what is now 4-5 slides in tandem (at the same time). That changes the shape of the nose.īefore you could change one slider at a time and then had to struggle to find the corresponding slider so that the nose looked right. In case you have lived in Shang Simla for the last week I will summarize how the controls work: you click the area you want to adjust (for instance the top of the nose) and move your mouse. What amazed me while it is cartoony how well you can still recreate a real person because there is just so much control!ĭisclaimer: what we saw was pre-alpha software, it was absolutely gorgeous and not even finished! What we also had was just a taste of Create-A-Sim, we had limited options in clothes and hair. Personally I am happy about this because the game is going to keep that “game” feel.
As you have seen by now The Sims 4 is going to have a much more stylized look instead of realistic that most games go for.
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