Mod The Sims - Scary Tales pose pack

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#2

2nd Apr 2013 at 12:54 PM

I love the orginal grimm tales! These poses are beautiful as they are scary. your always an innovator. Thanks so much for these :D

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#3

2nd Apr 2013 at 2:34 PM

Very well done!

Artimis

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#4

2nd Apr 2013 at 11:43 PM

The eyes on the plams remind of pans ladyarinth but I degress that these are a series of well put together and themematic poses. Great work.

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#5

3rd Apr 2013 at 1:15 AM

Erm. Like.... erm... EPIC!!! OM freakin G!

GothLoliZombie

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#6

3rd Apr 2013 at 7:44 PM

Great pose pack, but whenever I use either of the "eyeless" poses, the eyes never end up where their suposed to. With the eyes in front of the face, they're too far to the sides, and with the other one, the eyes float off a few meters in front of the sim. I'm using the normal EA default eyes.

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#7

3rd Apr 2013 at 9:04 PM

This looks great, I love how imaginative your poses always are!

JuBa_0oº

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#8

13th Apr 2013 at 12:18 AM

Quote: Originally posted by GothLoliZombie

Great pose pack, but whenever I use either of the "eyeless" poses, the eyes never end up where their suposed to. With the eyes in front of the face, they're too far to the sides, and with the other one, the eyes float off a few meters in front of the sim. I'm using the normal EA default eyes.

ok you can try to fix the problem using sliders (moving the eyeballs closer for instance) but I think you should try using the poses with an EA sim model. If it works, you can modify the sim and see if the results remain the same.

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Imagine: you have a sim in a house, and you decide to use the eyeballs poses with it. Then you see that the eyes are not in the right position so you go to the CAS using the testingcheatsenabled cheat for example. Then you verify the eyes are in the exact same position.
That happens because you have to "reload the pose". Which means, you have to cancel the pose, modify the eyes position in CAS, and ONLY THEN select the pose again from the pose player.
I hope I made myself clear, my english grammar is not the best :-/
Post again if you need more help :-)

And of course, thanks the rest of you for the lovely comments

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#9

13th Apr 2013 at 4:06 AM

Quote: Originally posted by JuBa_0oº

ok you can try to fix the problem using sliders (moving the eyeballs closer for instance) but I think you should try using the poses with an EA sim model. If it works, you can modify the sim and see if the results remain the same.

ATTENTION!

Imagine: you have a sim in a house, and you decide to use the eyeballs poses with it. Then you see that the eyes are not in the right position so you go to the CAS using the testingcheatsenabled cheat for example. Then you verify the eyes are in the exact same position.
That happens because you have to "reload the pose". Which means, you have to cancel the pose, modify the eyes position in CAS, and ONLY THEN select the pose again from the pose player.
I hope I made myself clear, my english grammar is not the best :-/
Post again if you need more help :-)

And of course, thanks the rest of you for the lovely comments

Ah, I didn't think the eye position on the Sim would affect the pose. Make sense though, as all of my Sims have rather cartoonish proportions. Thank you ^_^