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Image 1 — Cinematic Prototyping (using mannequins) in TS4.
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▲ 12 r/thesims4

Cinematic Prototyping (using mannequins) in TS4.

Blocking with mannequins is much more efficient than trying to get sims to cooperate while I fine tune my angles, lighting and staging. So I use those before sending in the understudies.

Welcome to the Turner family home, the first set I’m perfecting for a LoomTurn reboot.

u/IndigoChagrin — 5 hours ago
▲ 13 r/NoSodiumStarfield

I can fix her...

Advice? My Protagonist is a scientist who wants to start a terraforming effort to restore the Homeworld. I've played the game for a few hundred hours and never got into outposts or supply chains; this is going to be how I explore those systems in depth.

I know it's a fantasy. I'm doing it anyway. Where should I start?

u/IndigoChagrin — 3 days ago