Simovia Court

Senja (she/her), 30s, living on too little sleep. My stories are 18+ and contain mature topics. No WCIF please.

[talentedtrait]

Hiiii!!!!!! I made poses for paralives!

HOW TO USE:

These are treated like an animation in photo mode. Look up HumanTTPoseSet1Animation while in photo mode and your para should snap into the pose. To change poses, just move further in the animation. There should be five poses to use.

Message me if there are any issues! Please do not steal these. Or monetize them.

Download

[loveryss]

how do i even go back to sims after this

[erasabledinosaur]

In Paralives you can hide the UI with CTRL+H

This is especially helpful because currently items usually disappear in photo mode.

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Late Victorian Day Dresses - 1870s

recently made two 1870s dresses based off of some victorian fashion plates! i feel like theres a huge lack of 1870s/18880s fashion and i really felt inspired to create some more!

Maxis Match

BGC

The Cecelia Dress has two versions, one without bows and flowers

My TOU

Custom thumbnail

Theodora Dress: 21 swatches

Cecelia Dress Version 1: 20 swatches

Cecelia Dress Version 2: 32 swatches

Download (Simfileshare)

if there are any issues please let me know!

[gvbesims]

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A preset for Paralives already? Yes, I know! I'm that crazy person who can't live without ReShade. Judge me all you want, I'm good. 😌

This one is inspired by the all time favorite preset "Sumahama" by @/Wilderbees — hence the name "Parahama". 🥺

BIGGER BEFORE & AFTERS: O1 • O2 • 03

(site is down, will upload later 😭)

Made with ReShade 6.7.3 (Install on Paralives for DirectX 11)

Here (click) is a list of the shaders I select when installing ReShade, you won't be needing all of them and I'll put a screenshot below of exactly the shaders used in this preset, but with the link above you'll know in which pack they are - made it this way to make it easier for you to find everything!

SHORTCUTS LIST: (on/off is for what it is by default)

(off) Fake HDR — Numpad 5

(off) Bloom & Lens Flares — Numpad 7

(off) Chromatic Aberration (Prism) — Numpad 4

(off) Vignette — Numpad 4

P.S — The preset is pretty gameplay-friendly with these 4 shaders turned off, I've been playing with it myself just fine! 🫶

Also try turning on/off "Monocular Cues" and see if you like it. It's a shader that I don't use all the time (it makes a halo effect that around stuff), it can get tiring to look at sometimes.

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­ PRO TIP: I always adjust the "BloomAndLensFlares" shader to my needs, which is where the magic of this preset lies. The settings I'm uploading it with may be too strong or too light for some cases, so it really depends on your shot. Just mess with the "fBloomThreshold" slider a bit and see what I mean and, if you're feeling confident, mess with the "fBloomAmount" altogether. ­

­ DOWNLOAD: PATREON (FREE) ­

[cowplant-snacks]

Lovelies,

Reminder that Paralives is a FRESH START, so let's make sure that paywallers and early access folks know they are not welcomed. This behavior is not accepted in the vast majority of other gaming communities, they don't tolerate this behavior and we don't have to either. JUST SAY NO.

We will shape the paralives community together, so let's make it a great place to be for everyone.

xoxo,

Snacks.

[gets off soapbox]

[bisexualgoth]

"when will they add cars to paralives" NEVER i hope. there's a train and a bus free yrself from the americanized prison of car centrism!!!!!!!!!!!! IT'S A WALKABLE CITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kashisun]

What pisses me off the most about there being early access content for paralives is the fact that it’s an INDIE GAME. it’s not a multi million dollar company like EA. It’s an early access indie game and some of you are so fucking greedy for cash that you wanna profit off of it? We already have to deal with this shit in the sims like the community is fucking infested with it and now you wanna do this to paralives when they literally told us that we’d always be getting updates for free???? Loser behaviour. You’re a loser

[nolan-sims]

[simoviacourt]

Her Royal Majesty visiting Melino

[igotsnothing]

Mosswood and Daughters 🔮🪄

2: Summons 🐈‍⬛

Folk names of plants can be found here. Caveat: I just chose a bunch of random herbs associated with sleep and dreaming. Do not try this mix at home (or anywhere else) because, as Elspeth says, nature isn't always benign...

Beginning/Next

[simoviacourt]

Her Royal Majesty visiting Melino

[brandinotbroke]

okay fine i caved and bought paralives (if only to piss of EA by inflating their sales numbers)

but the paramaker is... is actually good. ACTUALLY good.

not only do we have a height slider, but the paras' height also changes if they wear heels.

You can LAYER makeup and beards. You can essentially create your own eyeshadows that way by adding highlights and shadows yourself.

Hair physics. Jewelry physics. HAT PHYSICS.

I am only just now getting to live mode, but you can tell they put some serious passion into this. It has potential.

[nooboofever]

guess who?

[senselesssims]

Omg I LOVE this!!!

[biffybobs]

Stinky baby? No problem!

[ladybugsimblr]

koffieboon gammelvik, nordhaven

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Princess Matilda, Duchess of Glenne (1840-1927) (@housekonig)

Princess Matilda was born on June 17, 1840, to Queen Mary II of Windenburg and her consort, Prince Charles, the 10th Earl of Statford. She was the youngest child of the royal couple. On July 18, she was christened Matilda Georgiana Louise by the Archbishop of Devonshire in the chapel at San Myshuno Palace. Her godparents included her paternal grandmother, Louise, Dowager Countess of Statford, her aunt, Lady Paulina Statford, Queen Caroline of Vasa, King Albert II of Weimar, her uncle, Louis Statford, 1st Earl of Blythe, and Friedrich-Paul, Prince of Isenberg.

As a child, Matilda was lively and full of energy. Her playful nature often led to mischief, especially when she got into trouble with her older siblings. She was curious and bold, frequently exploring parts of the palace that were off-limits. She and her sister Mary spent many afternoons visiting tenants at Statford Castle alongside their grandmother, the Dowager Countess. They also played with children from the nearby village, though Matilda enjoyed the energy of city life more than the quiet of the countryside. In San Myshuno, Matilda and Mary often joined their parents on promenades through public parks. The two sisters were educated at home under strict supervision, following a curriculum shaped by Prince Charles. Matilda was especially talented in music and played the piano for her parents each evening. As the youngest in the family, she had a close relationship with both her mother and father and was doted on by all her siblings.

The death of her father in 1847 marked a turning point in Matilda’s life. The once warm and cheerful household became quiet and heavy with grief. The royal family withdrew to Glencraig Castle, where the Queen mourned in isolation. At only seven years old, Matilda became an emotional support to her mother, who leaned on her youngest child for comfort. Matilda never had the chance to fully process her own grief, as she carried the weight of her mother’s sadness. For the rest of her childhood, she and Mary lived in relative seclusion at Glencraig, a place that gradually came to feel more like a prison than a home. Around 1855, the Queen resumed public life and returned to San Myshuno. Mary and Matilda began attending informal court events, usually escorted by their grandmother, the Dowager Countess. The sisters enjoyed concerts, operas, and occasional flirtations with young courtiers. In 1856, Matilda entered into a brief romance with James Lyons, Viscount of Wembley, who became her frequent companion at royal gatherings. Though the pair were deeply fond of each other, their relationship was abruptly ended by Matilda’s grandmother, the Dowager Duchess of Rochester, who disapproved of the match. James was offered a position at the Royal Naval Academy and was soon deployed overseas.

In the following years, Matilda and Mary remained close to their widowed mother and frequently accompanied her on official duties. Matilda became increasingly lonely after Mary married Crown Prince Friedrich of Wardenburg in 1860. Mary tried to arrange a marriage between Matilda and one of her brothers-in-law, Prince Adalbert or Prince Ludwig, but neither courtship progressed. The Queen and Matilda’s older sisters also attempted to find a suitable match for her, but as the years passed, they began to lose hope. Matilda received offers from several foreign princes, including Prince Heinrich of Weimar and Prince George of Saxe-Luneburg, but none led to an engagement. Then in 1861, Prince Johann of Vernick (@housekonig) visited Windenburg during a hunting trip hosted by Admiral Louis Statford, Earl of Blythe. Upon learning that Johann was staying with her brother-in-law, the Queen quickly arranged for him to meet Matilda at Glencraig Castle. Matilda found Johann charming and well-mannered, and after his return to Vernick, the two began corresponding regularly. Around the same time, Matilda was also being courted by Hans-Alexander, Hereditary Prince of Salem, whose proposal she declined after meeting Johann.

Following months of correspondence, Prince Johann’s parents permitted him to marry Matilda, with whom he confessed to being deeply in love. He immediately traveled to Windenburg to formally ask Queen Mary for Matilda’s hand in marriage. The couple wed in August 1861 in the Royal Chapel at Chandler’s Keep. Prince Johann’s mother, Queen Beatrice, wrote of the marriage: “I fear that my son's affection for her [Matilda] far surpasses her fondness for him, which I dare say might still suffice to establish a perfectly adequate marriage for a gentleman of his limited capacity for sustained attention.”

The night before their wedding, Prince Johann was created the Duke of Glenne, and the couple was granted a formal apartment at Vernick Palace as well as a less formal residence, Fredrickson Palace, which Matilda found most comforting.

Despite their shared love of the outdoors, sports, and music, Matilda found the rigid life at court in Vernick exhausting, as she preferred the simpler, less structured court life in Windenburg. With its strict system dictating her daily routine, Matilda often felt isolated and excluded by the women at court. She spent most of her time, when permitted, at Glenne Park, a townhouse Johann built for the couple as part of his wedding gift. This gift also included jewels, court dresses, and specifically her mother’s Windenburg Fringe Tiara, which Matilda wore on her wedding day and throughout her service to the royal family.

Matilda and Johann had a relatively happy marriage compared to many of their peers and produced two children: Princess Juliana-Mary, born September 12, 1863, and Princess Wilhelmenia, born June 14, 1864. Both girls would go on to spend most of their time with their father and domineering grandmother, Queen Beatrice, who was more than happy to step in where Matilda did not. Having been stifled by her own mother, Matilda projected her childhood and young-adult longing for freedom and space onto her daughters, creating issues with her husband and mother-in-law, both of whom believed in hands-on parenting. It wasn’t until her daughters' young-adulthood that Matilda began to mend her relationship with them, ultimately becoming much closer and playing a major role in her grandchildren’s lives.

In 1912, while returning to Vernick, Johann was one of the casualties aboard the Titanic, passing away at the age of 75. Matilda survived her husband by 12 years and, by the end of her life, had become a beloved member of the Vernick royal family. She served as a patron to more than 15 organizations and as a mentor to her nephews and their wives. She was remembered as a cornerstone of the modern Vernick dynasty.

Matilda and Johann had two daughters:

Princess Juliana-Mary, Duchess of Glenne (1863-1934), married to Antoine Baptiste-Hébert, Earl of Glennshire, had two daughters

Princess Wilhelmina, Duchess of Windbush (1864-1937), married to Prince Maximilian Hohenlohe-Brauneck, had one son

@housekonig thank you so much for this collaboration!

[simoviacourt]

Between the updates and life hitting with (school) holidays and funerals and all that real stuff, my non-sims maybe-a-book-one-day writing project is also demanding more space in my head… so bear with me (or don’t, also fine lol) while I grapple with all the characters wishing to be written and the time constraints of my daily life.