US copyright law requires that the copyright be enforced or its void. EA has not enforced Sims 4 copyright in a long time and would be considered to be nit picking unless it attacked all content that violated the 3-week rule
It all depends what you actually want in your outcome, since some sliders do not play well with body builder presets. However, for starters, you make pick up anything by Dumbaby as presets. naked tops, you may go with Lummia's, which are free. As for sliders Necrodog has new sliders for body builders. I beleive you may find most of this, either in the Mega Folder and or Yiff. Just follow spankz12 signature on this thread and it will lead you to what you are looking for.
Telonidas I compared all the snippet tunings for the two Lupobianco level.4-n.49 files in the Mega. Although there is a small difference missing in total MB from the new packages, all of the animations are listed in the snippet tunings. He hasn't retired any this time. He may have missed moving some animations themselves into the new levels while adding them to the snippets because there is a 0.4 MB difference in file total file size. If so, anyone using one of them will notice its absence. However, at this time all he intended to do was move animations from one level to another and add the CunniMe to Level 2. Have you found these animations yet? This IS a newer file. Anyone concerned about it, feel free to add to game.
I bought sims 4 base game 5 years ago and I think one EP. It's probably one of the easiest game to pirate though, Fuck EA anyways.
At least I have hanok assembly kit. You have to construct yourself with sweetmint's kit because they didn't released any tray files.
It's not in their financial interest atm. Mainly because patreon modders of the maxis series sadly have a big support base as a whole, which keeps people buying maxis' games and expansions. look at how dated the TS4 game engine is as well as all the bugginess of the game as a whole as compared to other games. That's why tools like S4Studio are allowed to exist. The same can be said for TESV and CK, which is actually made by Bethesda,for public usage. A completely opposite position is taken for example, when it comes to TK2/Rockstar and the GTA and RDR series with their infamous S&D order against fan based OpenIV.
These Major Corps are given some wiggle room on this though,because TK2 Left OpenlV alone for a couple of years before they hit them with a S&D. But in fairness I don't remember EA ever enforcing their copyright privilege against any modder that I can remember. I'm no lawyer,but I'm sure if EA for example never filed a Legal complaint previously,but then decided after years to do so, there exists some legal precedence for them to invoke their copyright claim in court.
