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    Custom Sliders or Custom Presets?

    ForkySporkyForkySporky Posts: 91 Member
    in General Mods Discussion
    Which do you use in CAS? Is keeping track of how to use the new sliders too much of a hassle? Tired of keep those gifs around so you can even remember which ones you have? Do you wade through Zerbu's endless facial presets for the perfect nose only to realize it has a strange quirk of nostril you couldn't see in the preview?! What are the advantages of each?

    In the fight against same-face I've heard that presets are a good way to increase variety, but do sliders also work? Do either?

    Custom Sliders or Custom Presets? 16 votes

    sliders
    6%
    kittykat97 1 vote
    presets
    37%
    loubylouloumunroelecitysimmerhermioniaWildIrishBansheeanimeattack 6 votes
    why not both? both? both is good.
    56%
    Jennyggannaliese39ForkySporkythenightcourtkirumagusuzy21Celesterratipsytangllamasflu 9 votes
    yeah, no, lemme explain...
    0%

    Comments

    • WildIrishBansheeWildIrishBanshee Posts: 2,105 Member
      presets
      I prefer presets, but I only really have one, for pointy ears for every sim! Sliders just seem like too much work, and hard to keep track of.
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    • munroelemunroele Posts: 286 Member
      presets
      I used to spend far too long on sliders, the presets work best for me, and then moving bits around if they aren't quite right.
    • CelesterraCelesterra Posts: 80 Member
      why not both? both? both is good.
      I feel you could get fairly creative with a mix of both. Using presets as a base and then using a slider to modify.

      Ex: Choose nose base, then use the slider for height, length, pointed-ness, curve (up or down), and maybe even nostril size.
    • ForkySporkyForkySporky Posts: 91 Member
      why not both? both? both is good.
      Celesterra wrote: »
      I feel you could get fairly creative with a mix of both. Using presets as a base and then using a slider to modify.

      Ex: Choose nose base, then use the slider for height, length, pointed-ness, curve (up or down), and maybe even nostril size.

      But obscurus has so many beautiful facial sliders... T nT And I love butt sliders...

    • kittykat97kittykat97 Posts: 61 Member
      sliders
      I like sliders. I tend to get pretty particular with my sims, so the presets never really seem to have enough variation for my taste
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