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Sims 4 Better Feet Mod

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One of the most annoying things about the way characters look in The Sims 4 is that everyone is the same height from teens to elders. This makes your sims look like they are all identical and have very little physical differences. 

In real life, everyone has their own height and people can be an entire foot shorter than others. Thankfully, creators like Luumia Sims have created a Height Slider Mod that can help you have sims who are more unique and have different heights. How The Height Slider Mod Works

This mod is pretty self explanatory and gives you the option to make sims taller or shorter instead of their default size. To use it, you just need to click on your sim’s neck/chest area and pull up or down to make it happen. 

In addition to the height sliders they also added a cool detail which is a neck slider. Some people have long necks and some have short necks which can completely change the way a sim looks, so this is a really cool addition as well. 

*This makes your sims look like they are all identical and have very little physical differences. In real life, everyone has their own height and people can be an entire foot shorter than others. Thankfully, creators like Luumia Sims have created a Height Slider Mod that can help you have sims who are more unique and have different heights.

*A mod to make happiness meaningful. Last updated: v2.1.3.0, 20th April 2019 Working for The Sims 4 1.52.100 / The Island Living Patch.

*That made me chuckle a bit, just because I wasn't expecting it to be feet! But I understand, feet have always been ugly in The Sims. Like clubs with toe textures wrapped around them. I did use a realistic feet mod for TS2 and it did add to the overall sim improvement:P.

It is important to understand that these mods cannot be perfect. The game isn’t created to have different heights for sims because of the animations and game mechanics. There will be some clipping and weird issues once in a while but it is what you need to deal with to use it! 

Pixelore’s Drama ReShade. Check Out This Mod. One of the most well-known presets used by Sims 4 players is Pixelore’s Drama ReShade, which lends your game a very cinematic feel reminiscent of something released in the mid-2000s.Where To Download

This mod was created by Luumia Sims and can be downloaded here. I also like to include the donation link to support the creator on these types of articles as well, so be sure to support Luumia Sims. Sims 4 Uncensored Mod

If you need helping figuring out how to install mods in your game, you can read this article. Final Thoughts 

Mods are one of my favorite ways to change up The Sims 4 and the way my sims are looking, since regular sims can just be boring. Have fun creating new sim heights and happy playing! 

Last updated: v2.1.3.0, 20th April 2019Working for The Sims 4 1.52.100 / The Island Living Patch

What it doesWith True Happiness for The Sims 4, your sims will experience happiness differently. Happiness for your sims will be something fleeting, meaningful, and personal. It's something you will find difficult to seek out, but be able to appreciate when it happens.

Your sim might be having a day that's merely OK, until something special happens, like a new friend, a promotion, or a first kiss, and they feel truly happy for once. You'll be happy for them, too, because that good mood might be the push they need to make today's painting a masterpiece, or to improve their grade at school.

Happiness will no longer be your sims' default state. They will feel truly happy only when something worthy of it happens to them, and it should feel like their life is improved for experiencing it.True Happiness is also included in the Meaningful Stories mod pack.

 

True Happiness in detailThe roles of the 'happy' and 'fine' moods have changed.

'Fine' is now the boosting mood for positive emotions, taking the role previously filled by the 'happy' mood. Other positive moods will be boosted by the score of the 'fine' mood.

'Happy' is now a full positive mood. It does not boost other moods, and can be boosted by the score of the 'fine' mood.

Most 'happy' moodlets are now, behind the scenes, really 'fine' moodlets. Their tooltip will still display 'Happy+1', but when these moodlets are the only type of positive moodlet present, they will display as 'boosting: fine', and your sim will feel fine.

Some moodlets have been selected to be true happy moodlets. These can put your sim into the 'happy' mood, and be boosted by the 'fine' moodlets. True happy moodlets can be rare, hard to gain, hard to predict, or come from doing something that your sim's personality particularly enjoys.

 

As the colour of moodlets that are boosting other moods is hardcoded to be green, and this cannot be changed by mods, the associated colour of the 'happy' and 'fine' moods have been swapped. The 'fine' mood and its changeable moodlets display as green, and the 'happy' mood displays as white. This should keep the colours in the UI consistent, and moodlets easy to read at a glance. It also kinda reminds me of the white maxed out mood bar in The Sims 2 when a sim completed their aspiration.

 

The 'happy' mood now has a number of additional benefits that should make being truly happy something you will be pleased for your sims to experience.

*Sims that are truly happy get a bonus to their career performance equivalent to the bonus from being in a career's associated mood.

*Sims that are truly happy get a bonus to all of their skills equivalent to the bonus from other positive moods to their associated skills.

*When your sim gains a true happy moodlet, they will also gain a +1 'fine' moodlet for 'A Happy Moment', that lasts half as long as the true happy moodlet. So even if your sim does not start feeling truly happy, their mood can still be briefly boosted.

 

Many of the features described above can be turned on or off with an in-game settings menu. Click on your active sim, open the 'roBurky' category, and choose 'True Happiness' to access the settings menu.

 

Recommended mods to go with this

*Variable Emotional TraitsWith True Happiness installed, the Cheerful trait becomes a little more interesting. Increase the effect it can have on your sims' mood by making the 'Feeling Happy' moodlet sometimes stronger.

*Uncomfortable OverhaulAllowing discomfort to boost negative moods makes playing with sims emotions more challenging and fun.

*Emotional InertiaWith emotional inertia, a sim becoming truly happy becomes more of an event, with the optional challenge of trying to maintain their mood and make the happiness last.

Thanks

*This mod has only been made possible by the continued support of my patrons. Thank you!

*This mod was made with the help of:

*Mod Constructor v2 by Zerbu

*Sims4Studio by The Sims 4 Studio Team

*This mod uses Thin Line UI Icons by Eleonor Wang.

*Thanks to TURBODRIVER for their scripts and help creating an in-game settings menu.

*Thanks to LittleMsSam and Icemunmun for their tuning expertise.

*Thanks to EGWarhammer for their help identifying files from packs I don't own.

*Thanks to Sjofn for their useful feedback and general inspiring enthusiasm.

*Thanks to Phenixmirage for reporting bugs.

ConflictsTrue Happiness is included in the Meaningful Stories mod pack. If you use Meaningful Stories, you do not need this separate True Happiness mod, and should uninstall it.

This mod overwrites the sim data files for the 'happy' and 'fine'moods, all positive moods for pets, and many pie menu categories, and could conflict with any other mod that does the same.

 

Support and updatesTo keep informed of updates to my mods, click the follow button on patreon for email alerts. You can also follow me on tumblr and twitter.

If you like my mods, I have a patreon where you can support me in making more of them and keeping them up to date with patches. StatusReleasedCategoryGame modRatingAuthorroBurkyTagsthe-sims-4Install instructions

Extract the contents of the zip file into your 'Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/Mods' folder.DownloadDevelopment logSims 4 Better Feet Modpack

*v2.1.3.0 - Bugfix Apr 20, 2019

*v2.1.1.0 - Bugfix Mar 02, 2019

*v2.0.2.0 - Bugfix Nov 14, 2018

*v2.0.0.0 - The Python Upgrade Nov 13, 2018

 

 

 

 

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