Look at the bottom of your screen and you'll see the timeline:ġ8. You'll see that all the black points will turn blue:ġ6. Press A on your keyboard to select the whole model. Now you're done posing your model, let's make it work for The Sims 4!ġ5. After positioning my model with the tips mentioned above, I ended up with this: Try to work in sections, positioning the body first, then the legs and arms, then the head, etc. Keep moving those points according to your reference. Tip #7: Hold X, Y, or Z to align to the X, Y, or Z-axis while dragging/scaling.ġ4. Tip #6: Press G to grab your object/model and drag it around. Tip #5: Press S to scale the object or selected point up and down following the mouse movement. Tip #4: Press R twice to rotate the point based on mouse position.
Tip #3: Press R once to rotate the point based on camera position. Drag the point to one of them to make it move along the desired axis. Tip #2: Holding down the mouse wheel while dragging the point will bring out these axis lines. Type CTRL+Z again to change the line orientation and once again to dismiss. There are two options: vertical and diagonal lines. They'll work as a guide and the point will move along the line. Tip #1: Typing CTRL+Z while dragging the point makes these blue lines appear. Once you moved it to the position you wanted, left-click to confirm the changes or right-click to undo. Right-click and drag to move the selected point. Zoom in your pose if necessary and right-click a point you want to change. Make sure it is set to Pose Mode.ġ1.a) Hold the wheel of your mouse down to move the camera around the point-of-view ġ1.c) Hold Shift + the wheel of your mouse to move the camera freely.ġ2. Check the drop-down menu right next to Pose. If it isn't, click the rig icon to select it.ġ0. Make sure your rig is highlighted in orange. On Blender, look at the panel at the top-right corner of the window. blend file and double-click it to open.ĩ. Go to the directory where you saved your. blend file with the same name of the clip. Click the Export button right next to the rig and save the. I'll name it "p1", and the rig I have chosen is the "Adult Female" one (my screenshot shows it in Portuguese since my system's language is PT-BR).ħ. Name your first pose, and choose the rig. In the Pose Pack tab, write in the name of your pack and the description.Ħ. Save it wherever you want, only make sure you can access it later.ĥ. Then, mark " Clip Pack" and click the Animations button right above it.Ĥ. Open Sims 4 Studio and write in your creator's name if you haven't done it yet.
#Sims 4 studio blender 2.78 install#
Download and install the Sims 4 Studio and Blender.ģ. Teleport Any Sim is not required, but I highly recommend it!Ģ. You'll need the first one to make poses work, and the second to place your Sim exactly where you want it to stand for the pose if your want to.
Download and install the Andrew's Pose Player and, optionally, the Teleport Any Sim. I'm choosing this one I found on Pinterest: Go to your favorite image app, or take a picture of yourself, or whatever, and pick the pose you want to reproduce. To find the version you want, go to → įirst of all, you'll need a reference. You can use it with 2.70 up to 2.79, although 2.79 isn't stable and the recommended is to use 2.78. ❗ Warning: ❗ Sims 4 Studio won't work with the newest versions of Blender.
#Sims 4 studio blender 2.78 how to#
If you don't know how to download and install mods in your game, read this tutorial: :) What You'll Need:, Blender 3D - version 2.70 ~ 2.79,, , and a 2D editor of your choice. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make poses for The Sims 4, using Blender 3D and Sims 4 Studio - in 25 easy steps to follow and nail the posing game. The solution is simple: doing it yourself! Do you love planning stories and taking screenshots of scenes in-game? Posing your Sims is as essential as choosing the perfect scenario, and it's not always that easy to find the poses we want.
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