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I couldn't get the ears to look the way I wanted so I pretty much just played with a bunch nobs until I thought they looked okay.what ear morph is that? When I made my Night Elf girl I used "Long Elf Ears" and "Xeloaria" ears
All I can tell you is that many ears from various character models where sacrificed in the making of the ears you see before you.
(Long elf ears, ktarya elf ears ,Illumi elf ears, and some other ear stuff.)Sadly I still cant quite get the hair and ears to get along but this will have to do for now.
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What hair is the white one?I couldn't get the ears to look the way I wanted so I pretty much just played with a bunch nobs until I thought they looked okay.
All I can tell you is that many ears from various character models where sacrificed in the making of the ears you see before you.
Sadly I still cant quite get the hair and ears to get along but this will have to do for now.
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Well not everything is a nail and you don't always need a hammer. The Sims is a game not a tool for 3D rendering.
I wouldn't call the Sims realistic. They look very cartoony (which is why they can get away with rendering many frames per second). As for more realistic Daz can look very realistic in capable hands (I mean have you actually looked at some of the renders people post here?). I'm not saying the Sims is bad but if it is not the look you're after you are shit out of luck where Daz gives you many options. You could even upgrade to the big brothers like Maya and Blender for even more freedom.
And there are licencing issues. I have no doubt using the Sims assets to make your own game is against the EULA or something like that. I do not like being sued.
There are loads of reasons to choose Daz over The Sims depending on your needs. Just that you don't need the power Daz can give does not mean others don't need it.
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Yeah it does not work like that. Making money is making money whether there is an actual sale in the classic sense is irrelevant. As long as you make money from it it is a commercial product (In fact even when you don't make money from it it can still be a commercial product). Besides free does not equal not infringing. A lot of fan projects (in general don't know about The Sims specifically) get taken down even though they never ask or get a cent for their work.
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That's not how the law works. Not even close. They do not give a single shit if you make or do not make money off of it. They can and will sue you for appropriating their assets in a manner they do not approve.
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Sister Ashley A Private moment of Ashley, on my Patreon Page
A Private moment of Ashley, on my Patreon Page
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I've had no problems with
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. You just have to make sure you've selected the surface, not just the object
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Love the girl on the right, mind telling us what assets you used for her?
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Because Youtubers and screenshotters generally aren't making fuck games, and modding in fucking in The Sims still requires that you own the Sims to do it, not a separate engine.
You cannot use stills, models, or animations from The Sims to make your game without buying the licensing rights, and they ain't selling those to someone making a porn game.
Putting this on topic again...
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She's a mix of Kalea 7, Halina, Victoria 7 HD Details and Lilinoe textures, with a lot of morphs for muscle and bigger breats
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