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Freyja Jónsdóttir • Trail Dust Taster Posts: 26 Likes: 7 Gender: Female Main Stable: Torfunes Breeding	Post by Freyja Jónsdóttir on Apr 7, 2018 12:53:48 GMT What does everyone use to ake their sims look more realistic?

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Nikki • Saddle Polisher Posts: 214 Likes: 473 Gender: Female Main Stable: Hiraeth Stables	Post by Nikki on Apr 7, 2018 14:08:00 GMT Mostly a lot of different sliders, skins, and other CC Makeup you can find a Masterlist of all important Sliders and Sim CC Stuff here Shock&Shame
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Deleted • Posts: 0 Likes:	Post by Deleted on Apr 7, 2018 15:57:47 GMT You should also try to find some contacts/eyes (they are used as makeup) that are realistic. You can find a lot of different contacts, but some of them aren't always looking realistic.
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callixta • Saddle Polisher Posts: 145 Likes: 347 Gender: Female Main Stable: Foxberry	Post by callixta on Apr 7, 2018 16:51:07 GMT Sliders make a big difference, to adjust face features and structure. There are sooooo many sliders available now, and they make such a big difference. I also think the skin you use can make a big difference; some of them are very high quality and have a lot of realistic details included. As Gigi mentioned, eye contacts are a good thing to check out too and can definitely make a big difference too
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Christina • Writer & Content Creator Administrator Posts: 340 Likes: 681 Main Stable: O'Neil Equestrian	Post by Christina on Apr 18, 2018 15:25:03 GMT I use Nraas' MasterController + Integration mods to (a) increase the amount of sliders and their intensity (x5), and (b) enable multiple layers for makeup and accessories. Then I go in CAS and that's exactly what I do, layer on all the stuff; download all the detail make up you can find. Shaders, highlights, wrinkles, freckles, etc. Sliders have already been mentioned but OneEuroMutt has a nice masterlist here. Play with the sliders, each one of them. Also, use references! Make the eyes and head smaller (when needed). EA things tend to be a bit exaggerated by default to give them a more cartoon-y appearance. Mmm, I guess that's about it really!

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Grace Kingston • Trail Dust Taster Posts: 40 Likes: 16 Gender: Female Main Stable: Kingston Estate Stud	Post by Grace Kingston on Apr 22, 2018 8:50:27 GMT Yeah for me I use sliders to adjust all the features to make the sim more unique, and less 'sim like'. Then I try and get things like hair, contacts, eyebrows, lashes, lips, freckles and skin mods to just make them more realistic! But really to be honest when I edit my sims' pictures, it is just with photoshop!

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