Eye ShapeĮyes Apex Lower -The lower apex of the eye is the highest point of the lower eyelid. EyelidĮyelid Height - Moves the eyelid up or down.Įyes Upper Lid Height - This changes the height of just the upper eyelid.Įyes Lower Lid Height - Changes the height of the lower eyelid only. Rotate Eyes - With this we can slant the eyes up or down.Įyes Distance - This moves the eyes and brows closer together or further apart.Įye Depth - This moves the eyeball forward or back. GlobalĮye Height -This moves the eyes and brow up or down.Įye Scale - This makes the eyes smaller or larger.Įye Socket Height - Adjusts the hollow that the eye sits in. The number of sliders will vary depending on what area of the eye you have selected to edit. Here we can use the sliders to adjust a few things or we can select a specific area of the eye to adjust.ĥ. When we click the advanced button for the eyes, we are taken to the default global settings. Select the advanced button to tweak the eyes further or select change color for more color options or to create custom colors. You can also select from basic color swatches. Eyesįrom the basic eye section, you can select from pre-made eye shape in the library. EarsĮars Scale - This changes the overall size of the ears.Įars Rotate - This moves the ears between sitting flat against the head and sticking right out. Nasolabiac Crease - This makes the crease from the nose to the mouth deeper or shallower.Ĭheek Jowls - The cheek jowls are the lower part of the cheek near the mouth. Best viewed at a slight angle to see the results. CheekĬheek Fullness - This moves the cheeks in and out.Ĭheek Bone Height - Moves the cheek bone up and down.Ĭheek Bone Shape - This is similar to moving the cheek bone, however it does change the shape somewhat.
Jaw Height - This raises or lowers the whole jaw area. Jaw Depth - Viewed from the side, this moves the whole jaw foreword or back. The effects can be seen from both the side or the front. Jaw Shape -This changes the shape of the whole jaw. Jaw Width - View from the front, this makes the jaw wider or narrower. ChinĬhin Underlip Depth - Viewed from the side, this slider moves the area between the lower lip and the chin in and out.Ĭhin Depth - Best viewed from the side, this moves the whole chin in and out.Ĭhin Scale - This adjusts the overall size of the chin and affects the width of the chin as well as how far it sticks out.Ĭhin Height - Raises or lowers the chin. Head Width - Viewed from the front, this makes the head either wider or narrower.įace Height - This slider moves the facial features from the eyebrows to the mouth, up and down on the head. Globalįace Profile - Best viewed from the side, this moves the whole face from the eyebrows to the chin, in or out. The green area will be the area that is affected by that particular slider. Let's take a look at what all the sliders do. The number of sliders will vary depending on what area of the head you have selected to edit. Sliders - This is where you will make changes.
Here we can use the sliders to adjust a few things or we can select another area of the head to adjust.Ħ. After selecting a head shape we can if we want go into the advanced tab and tweak some or all of the features.ĪdvancedWhen we click the advanced button for head and ears, we are taken to the default global settings.
Here we are given a selection of head shapes to choose from. When we enter the head and ears tab of looks, we start in the default basic selection area. When we enter the Looks Tab, we start off in the basic selection for head and ears. Some of these changes are quite subtle, but others can be rather drastic. At first glance there are just seven areas that we can change, but each of these has several sub selections where we can make changes. The looks tab is probably the most detailed section in Create A Sim, but well worth looking into as it is here, we can really change the features of our Sims.
The Sims 3 Create-a-Sim Guide by Norma Blackburn The Sims 3 Create-a-Sim
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