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is what you click for different voice styles. Voice: The line with the candy, music symbol, bird, etc. This can add a lot to your Sim's personality, and there are some very comical options as well. Walk Style: Click the right-hand square box in this menu to select your Sim's walk style. Toddlers and children will require another Sim in the household to be a teen or older before you can start playing. Babies cannot be created in CAS they have to be given birth to in-game.

You can also choose whether or not you want your Sim to be able to pee standing up, which is an amusing detail.Īge: Your Sim can start as a toddler, child, teen, young adult, adult, or elder.

If your Sim doesn't want children, you can click "neither." This means either male or female Sims can impregnate others or get pregnant, based on your preference.

decide if you want your Sim (of any sex or gender or style) to be able to impregnate other Sims, or get pregnant.

select whether your Sim has masculine or feminine features, or prefers masculine or feminine clothing styles (regardless of chosen sex).

The Sims 4 is a very inclusive game, allowing you to create Sims who are cisgender, transgender, androgynous, or you can blow gender expectations out of the water.Ĭlick the three dots beneath the sex symbols, and you'll have the option to: Choose your Sim's sex (male/female), but it doesn't have to end there. It only looks like a lot of work cuz there's a bit involved initially to get started, but once you get the hang of the process it really IS like riding a bike.Sex and Gender: Click the plumbob (diamond) symbol to reveal these options. There are several free tools you can download to do this. In addition to that, you need to 'clone' original EA objects/clothes/etc in order to put your newly created CC in the game, as either a sims3pack or package file. Even something as simple as making new wall art requires one of these tools, that support DDS images (PNG images can be used instead, but only sometimes, I believe). Photoshop, GIMP and Paintshop, etc are essential to creating textures for objects. Blender is the only good one that's free, I believe. Milkshape and 3DS Max and Blender are the popular go-to's for creating a brand new object.

The vast majority of object creation tools are all free, but some very important ones you have to pay through the nose for. In order to create objects you're gonna need several programs. I find it easier to start off with simple wall art creations or TS2-to-TS3 conversions, but some people can hit the ground running, from jumpstreet creating clothes and new meshes and all sots of wonderful new CC. I'm a big noob beginner and a slow and impatient learner, but those tutorials helped me SO much. I'm NO expert, so these were the tutorials I personally found SO helpful, I kid you not