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This is a non-replacement skin set intended to make it easier to create Asian-looking sims.
This not a default replacement. It creates one to four new skintone sliders in CAS. It affects faces only - the game default skins or your current default replacements will be used for bodies.
The difference is subtle, and affects mainly the eyelids. It's best used in combination with the game facial sliders, or you may not notice much change. Raising the eyebrows, bringing the eye sockets forward, and playing with the eye socket height should help get the appearance you want.
Issues:
There's a blotchiness around the temples and cheekbones in CAS that doesn't appear in the game, at least not in mine.
Installation and Use:
You MUST put the 'base' package in your Mods\Packages folder - it contains the basic skin files and the individual skintones won't work without it. Then add your choice of the skintone packages: three of them are the game skin colors and one is my own 'light olive' color. Each skintone package you add will show as an extra slider in CAS with identifying text in the slider background.
To modify CAS to easily use the added skintones, grab Rez Delnava's CAS UI mod here: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=389680
Additional Credits:
Rez Delnava for discovering how to make non-default skintones, and for his CAS UI mod.
Screenshot credits: Tyirannoss' Casual Hair TS2 to TS3 conversion, Ambular's Uni Ponytail for TS3, HP's Increased Texture body skins and Subtle Glance eye replacements.
This not a default replacement. It creates one to four new skintone sliders in CAS. It affects faces only - the game default skins or your current default replacements will be used for bodies.
The difference is subtle, and affects mainly the eyelids. It's best used in combination with the game facial sliders, or you may not notice much change. Raising the eyebrows, bringing the eye sockets forward, and playing with the eye socket height should help get the appearance you want.
Issues:
There's a blotchiness around the temples and cheekbones in CAS that doesn't appear in the game, at least not in mine.
Installation and Use:
You MUST put the 'base' package in your Mods\Packages folder - it contains the basic skin files and the individual skintones won't work without it. Then add your choice of the skintone packages: three of them are the game skin colors and one is my own 'light olive' color. Each skintone package you add will show as an extra slider in CAS with identifying text in the slider background.
To modify CAS to easily use the added skintones, grab Rez Delnava's CAS UI mod here: http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=389680
Additional Credits:
Rez Delnava for discovering how to make non-default skintones, and for his CAS UI mod.
Screenshot credits: Tyirannoss' Casual Hair TS2 to TS3 conversion, Ambular's Uni Ponytail for TS3, HP's Increased Texture body skins and Subtle Glance eye replacements.