#topi talks

[citadel-citizen]

“That shit was fucked up, same time next year?” -Mischief Puzzlewright

[simsoddball]

I haven't been on here for ages, but my son is 1 !! 💙

[citadel-citizen]

…Well one of us has gotta change

[citadel-citizen]

My sense of humor is so broken

[simsoddball]

So let’s talk about how I turned This into That 🌸

So, firstly, this is not a tutorial. I will just talk about what filters I used in FaceApp. All of my pictures are edited differenty, and use different filters. Some more extreme than others. The purpose for this was to test if using a “face claim” with heterochromia in FaceApp’s face swap filters would help with heterochromia sims, which is why the sim is... different from the “result.” Also, the answer is No? Even if the face claim has heterochromia, both eyes will get the same color. I’m terrible at this so bare with me 😅

So to start, which filters did I use?:

Hair Styles—Wavy Skin—Freckles, stage 5 Smiles—Closed, stage 1 Age—Teen Face Swap—Morphing (three different faces)

The morphing filter can sometimes distort the eyes, but in this case, they came out okay. I also used three different faces to morph with, and then used the parts I liked the most.

Here are the three results using the three different faces, and which parts I put together. The first photo I used as a “base,” so that would be the hair, the head-shape, and the brown eye to the left, and the top part or eyelid of both eyes. The next I used the blue eye to the right and the lower part of the eyes. Third photo I only used the eyebrows. After putting everything together into one photo and saving it, I went back into FaceApp with the result and used these filters:

Hair Styles—Wavy 2, stage 3 Makeup—Glossy, stage 2 Age—Young 2

After that, I went into Photoshop and opened the new result as a new layer on the original and fixed all the little weird parts that looked out of place. I also had to erase and clone some parts on the hair because it just looked freaking weird at first. After doing all of that, which is more than ever necessary, and much more extreme than usual (I was testing something after all), and saving that result, I’d take the new photo into Photoshop and just do what I always do (like playing around with colors or lighting or whatever.)

Okay, so this was a mess, but some wanted to know. Have fun 😅😅

[citadel-citizen]

I wasn’t controlling my skykid until the very end 0-0

[citadel-citizen]

suuuper rough doodle of my little topi! I’d like to get into the roleplaying community of skyblr, so I’m working on getting better at drawing skykids! 

[simsoddball]

Good morning you amazing people, and welcome to Topi’s Danish Lessons that nobody gives a shit about, but damn do I hear this a lot now that I’m engaged.

The very few Danish speakers I know about on here might have heard this: “Gift er noget du tager for ikke at blive.” If you are engaged, you often hear this from bitter divorced people. Believe me, I hear this a lot and I never asked. What it translates to is, and this is the rushed translation. I’m not about to make this fancy: “(Gift) is something you take to not become.” Now, the word “Gift” is the word for Poison. So in this, Gift would be Poison. However, it is also the word for "Married.” So it would then be: “(poison) is something you take to not become (married).”

If I were to say “I will get married one day,” I would say: Jeg vil blive gift en dag.

If I were to say “you just drank poison, dumbass,” I would say: Du har lige drukket gift, fjols.

This post has no purpose, but I’ve been thinking about this a lot. I still plan to get married so I guess I’ve learned nothing. Thank you for joining me, you’ve been a wonderful student. Have a nice day, and remember: Don’t get married! 🤪 Oh, and don't drink poison, I guess!