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I don't use nor support the use of AI in any shape or form. All my screenshots & cc previews are edited manually, by me, in Photoshop.
Got a question? Read this first:
Can you make a fem frame version of this cc? No. If something I've posted doesn't already come with a fem frame version, there won't be one at all. I don't create nor play female sims, ever. There is an abundance of cc made for them that you can use instead, I really don't care. Can you make a version of this cc without this or that? No. If I created & posted something a certain way then that's how I like it & how it will remain. Everyone is free to edit cc for personal use to suit their own needs. Can you make a version of this cc placed different? No. If there isn't one already, then I had no need for it. You'll find that most of my cc comes with multiple versions already, if you need something different you're free to do it yourself. Will you share your personal cc? No. I share my personal cc only with my friends, no exceptions. Do you take commissions? No. Making cc is my hobby & it makes me happy that way. Do you accept suggestions? Yes. Whether I'll make your suggestion a reality or not depends entirely on if I like it & will have a use for it myself.
What is your screenshot editing proccess?
I take my screenshots using SRWE without Reshade/Gshade. All edges are smoothed & refined using the liquify tool in Photoshop. 3D details like pockets, gloves, straps & shirt collars or sleeves are also sculpted this way. This part of the proccess usually takes the longest.
I always use this Alpha to Maxis PS action at around 50-70% opacity. I never use it on the whole image, instead I manually paint the areas I want to be smoother with a soft round brush at 25-30% flow using a mask.
Shadows are sometimes painted manually for things like necklaces etc when Im not feeling lazy.
Glowing elements are gradually built up using a combination of soft light, hard light & vivid light at varying opacities.
Lastly I adjust the contrast & use a vivid light sharpening method to sharpen the image.


















