It's been completely overhauled from The Sims 3 wardrobe-style customization, and thanks to its wide variety of features, it's now much easier to make your perfect Sims.
I'll be honest, and admit I've spent a ton of time messing with Create-A-Sim in The Sims 3, trying to get my Sims looking just as I hoped.
Starting off with a new Sim, the only sliders you'll use are for his weight and fitness level.
Once you've got that down, you'll use your mouse to select any part of your Sim to adjust him however you want.
There's even the ability to change the size of a Sim's feet, a first for The Sims series.
While there are more of these points for the body of Sims than ever before, what's even more impressive is how detailed you can get with a Sim's facial structure.
Moving away from the face and onto clothing, one major addition in The Sims 4 is how you can use any hat with any hairstyle.
In previous Sims games you select one outfit for everyday, one for the gym, one for formal outings, and one for sleeping.
If a Sim has tight pants on, the boots will show up over them, whereas if the pants flare out, the boots will be covered.
When two Sims love each other, they can go on to have children in The Sims 4.
In addition to being able to create children that take cosmetic aspects straight from your own Sim, you can also create a whole family tree worth of Sims, including grandparents, parents, and siblings.
The whole Create-A-Sim experience in The Sims 4 is awesome.
I haven't been able to see them in the actual game yet, but I'm pleased with how the tool has progressed from The Sims 3, and in that respect, I'm excited to try out the new home building tool too.
What do you think of the new Create-A-Sim and all its features? Isn't the Greg Miller Sim fantastic? Let me know what you think in the comments.
source: http://ap.ign.com/en/the-sims-4-game-pc/71868/preview/how-to-create-your-perfect-sim-in-the-sims-4
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