Reblog if you’re a simblr of color

I’d really like to follow more simblrs like me, making stories with their diverse sims. It just kinda gets tiring seeing white sims, legacies, ect. My dashboard needs more diversity. It doesn’t matter if you post ts2, ts3 or ts4.

I'm gonna have a bit of an internet big sister moment and just say this: you are good enough, your content is good enough, and you're not in competition with anyone.

I constantly see people on my dash comparing themselves to other people and getting down on themselves because their computers aren't top of the line, or they don't feel like the screenshots they share are good enough because they don't use Reshade or edit them the way other people do, or that their gameplay isn't worth posting because it's too boring/niche/whatever, and it makes me so sad.

You are ALL good enough, your screenshots are good enough, and your stories and gameplay are good enough. Ideally, you play The Sims games to bring yourself some joy in whatever context that looks like, and that's what matters at the end of the day. We're all here to document and share our unique experiences and game styles, and that uniqueness is what should be focused on. Everyone has their strengths and weaknesses, and I encourage y'all to take a look at why you think your strengths have to be the same as someone else's.

Be yourself, and do what makes YOU happy. There is only one You on this earth, and that person is worth celebrating, strengths and weaknesses and all. Be kind to yourselves, friends.

Self-use Sims 3 CC Tutorials List

Here is a list of tutorials from which I learn to convert/create sims 3 cc in a few months (and as a poor English speaker). I think it might help someone who also wants to try making things for sims 3 but doesn't know where to start, though it's been 15 years from the game release and even Inzoi is coming hahah.

The list covers objects, clothes, hairs and eyes. I know there're lots of tutorials not listed here, that's because I haven't tried them in my projects by hand. But The list will be updated with new things I learn. Most tutorials are in English. Thanks to all these creators for sharing their precious knowledge!

Sorry for the miserable format, cuz I wrote them in Patreon and paste here. You can also read it there, free of course.

I have never understood people that don’t allow conversions. It does not take anything away from the creator. They make it for the game they like to play. Allowing others to convert them for other simulation games and crediting their work does not take anything away from the creator at all! So I find these weird TOU’s about no conversions allowed very stingy and strange..

You just help people in the same genre enjoy their game more and allow them to be more creative just like you want that for your own game.

If your content is out there free to download for everyone, you won’t have any grip on who does what with your content. And by putting it online you have to accept that fact.

It’s of course normal to credit the one that made the original mesh and state that your work is only a conversion of their work.

All this talk from Sims 4 players being mad Sims 4 Cc is being converted to InZoi is crazy to me. What did Sims 4 players do as soon as Sims 4 was released?

You guessed it: Convert Sims 3 cc to Sims 4!! And still to this day they convert stuff from 2 and 3.

And guess what’s gonna happen when people start rolling out content made for Inzoi? Sims people will convert it to Sims games.. whats the big deal!? As long as you credit the original creator and don’t put it behind a paywall!

Let’s all be a happy family! And help each other out!🤍

RIP, CmarNYC

I’m very sad to report that Sims 3 and 4 creator CmarNYC passed away in October 2023. For 15 years, Simmers benefited from Cmar’s long-honed computing skills as she created much-loved modders’ and players’ tools, including the Sims 3 and 4 MorphMakers and Skininators, the TS4 SimRipper, the Sims 3 XCAS core mod, and many CAS sliders. She was also a contributor to S4PE, which likely was used by creators you rely on. Without Cmar’s work, the Sims franchise would have had a much less rich array of mods and custom content. She will be greatly missed.

As well as Sims, Cmar loved cats, and donations are suggested to the ASPCA, the TinyKittens Society, or an animal-related charity near you.