I absolutely despise default replacements, because I want to still be able to use maxis sometimes for certain sims challenges or looks. Clutter is sixth, because I also love adding it to my houses and rooms and spicing everything up, they are great decorations. Accessories is a fifth to me, because even though it has a slightly small role in the young adults looks, it plays a HUGE role in the toddler and childrens looks. See more ideas about sims 4, sims, sims 4 clothing. Objects is a fourth for me, because I love making my homes beautiful. All of Clothing CC i either use or some is what i just post it because i like it and others might as well. Hair is a third for the simple fact that I love the styling of custom content hair and that it gives a more realistic look to the sims, and makes each of them more attractive. Males are too limited and just provide a plain shirt and some random jeans/sometimes shorts. Have you translated this tutorial or written your own in another language Let me know so I can add your link Last updated: 10th September 2014 Before you start, you will need: A copy of The Sims 4 or The Sims 4 Create-A-Sim demo in your Origin account Photoshop (Im using CS5) and the DDS texture tools. Especially, because maxis clothes are so basic and for females never fit the figure right. Clothes are a close second, because I would absolutely hate to see my sims without cc clothes. And each of my creations has a unique look. Then theres retexture, other people add their own textures on the original mesh, giving it different patterns or colors. Then theres texture, you add a texture file on the mesh to make it look like hair. Like a hair file, its mesh is what holds the 3d data. it gives a more interesting and dramatic flare to how my sims look. Imagine the mesh as the original 3d file. I like to use the skin details custom content the most.

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