![]() Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden BlogThis In Twitter freigeben In Facebook freigeben Auf Pinterest teilen. Eingestellt von Annetts Sims 4 Welt um 14:52. Baby Clothing and Skin by TinWhistleToo DOWNLOAD. Pinterest - Tumblr - Facebook - Google+ - Twitter - Blogger. So as adorable as all the content I’ve gathered here is, pace yourself, my dears. I post your Sims 4 CCs on the following pages. If you’re new to this sort of thing, I’m gonna give you a tip that is usually learned the hard way: you can only have one baby outfit per gender in your game at once. Yes, in order to dress your Sim baby in clothes of your own choosing, the originals must be forgotten. There is really only one choice if you want to move away from those monkeys and butterflies, and that’s to find custom content to override the defaults. Just to be clear, this is for newborns (the object), not infants (the life state). Who doesn’t after a while? Where’s the individualism, right? Newborn Default Overlay As a bonus: while I was testing this, I wearied of looking at the 104-year-old man that EA hired to model their newborn skin off of (adorable though he may be), so heres a cartoony default overlay to replace the base game one. In fact, you’ve probably gotten sick of seeing those same darn outfits over and over. Green onesie with a monkey for boys, yellow onesie with a butterfly for girls. ![]() If that’s not sad enough, they are also permanently in one outfit. ![]() Technically they’re objects – very needy ones, but objects nonetheless – and as such are forever tied down to their bassinet. ![]()
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