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Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

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Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

Making a Preset for Create-a-Sim

In this section we will be going over how to make a custom Preset for The Sims 4 Create-a-Sim. We will be going step by step in creating a preset for Ears!

Step 1

Open ‘TS4 MorphMaker‘ and navigate to the ‘Create BGEO‘ tab.

In the first section you will see a list of ‘Ages‘ and beside that ‘UV to export‘. Select your age and UV0. For this tutorial we will be using ‘Adult Female‘.

Select ‘Export OBJ‘ if you are using blender. Save this to your desktop as ‘AF_UV0‘.

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

Step 2

Import your ‘AF_UV0.obj‘ with blender. Just as you did in Section 1 Step 3.

Under the ‘Scene‘ window, hide all of the other meshes that are currently visible. As pictured below.

Note: Do NOT change the order of these meshes. You are only hiding them temporarily so you can work on each one individually.

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

Step 3

Create your shape! For this tutorial I will be lowering the Ear Lobe.

Note: Do NOT add or delete vertices. You can only change the positions of the default vertices.

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

You will repeat editing your mesh for each of the meshes in the ‘Source‘ window.

  • TS4Head_lod0
  • TS4Head_lod1
  • TS4Head_lod2

You do not need to do anything to ‘TS4Head_lod3‘. As this is the model you see with the camera zoomed all the way out.

Once you have finished editing Lod 0-2, export your finished file as an OBJ. As pictured below.

NOTE: Save your file with a unique name, so that you know what it is. I will be naming mine ‘YA_UV0_Ears_LowerLobe‘.

Make sure that the following boxes are checked under ‘Export OBJ‘:

  • Write Normals
  • Include UVs
  • Objects as OBJ Groups
  • Keep Vertex Order

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

Step 4

Now go back to the ‘Create BGEO‘ tab in MorphMaker.

Under section 3 import your ‘Base Mesh‘, ‘Morphed Mesh‘.

Then under ‘Unique Morph Name‘, give your BGEO a unique name. (Starting with your Creator Name.) As pictured below.

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

Once everything is imported, click ‘Create BGEO‘.

Save the new BGEO to your desktop.

Step 5

Next go to the ‘Create/Edit Sliders and/or Presets‘ tab.

Then navigate to the ‘Add/Edit Sculpts‘ tab.

Click ‘Add New Sculpt‘.

Under ‘Unique Morph Name‘, give the file a unique name. (Starting with your Creator Name.)

Next under ‘Select any Combination‘. You will ‘Import‘ your ‘BGEO‘ file that you saved to your desktop.

Under ‘Age/Gender‘. apply all of the tags for your BGEO. Since I am making this for females I will select ‘Toddler-Elder‘ and ‘Female‘.

Last you need to change the ‘Region‘ to the area of the body you edited. Since I changed the ears, I will change this to ‘EARS‘.

Below is the preview of my sculpt for the ‘Lower Earlobe‘.

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

Once you are done and everything is correct, press ‘Save Sculpt‘.

You will know it saved when the ‘Sculpt Name‘ changes to your unique one.

Step 6

Navigate to the ‘Add/Edit CAS Preset‘ tab, and click ‘Add New CAS Preset‘.

Give your preset a ‘Unique Name‘. (Starting with your Creator Name.) I named mine: ‘Ears_LowerLobePRESET

Set the ‘Age/Gender‘, ‘Region‘, ‘Archtype‘, ‘Enable For‘ of your preset.

Under the ‘Sculpt‘ window, click ‘Add Sculpt‘. Choose ‘Custom Sculpt‘ and in the drop down window select the sculpt you made in the previous step.

This is a preview of my ‘CAS Preset‘ page:

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

If you want your preset to have a custom thumbnail in game. Click ‘Set Preset Thumbnail‘. Create your thumbnail image in any art program. (exmaple: Photoshop).

  • Face Thumbnail Size: 100×100
  • Body Thumbnail Size: 104×148

Once you are done, click ‘Save Preset‘.

Step 7

If everything is correct, and you are finished click ‘Save as New Package‘.

Navigate to your TheSims4 Mods folder:

DocumentsElectronic ArtsThe Sims 4Mods

Save your .package with a unique name so you know what it is.

You are Done! You’ve made a new Preset for The Sims 4!

You can now go in game and check out your new preset!

Learning Your Tools: The Sims 4 MorphMaker (Create your own CAS Sliders)

You can download the female ear preset we created in this tutorial Here!

About the author

SrslySims

I have been an artist most of my life and fell in love with The Sims franchise in 2000. Since then I have honed my artistic ability to make custom content for the Sims community. My hobbies include: painting, poetry, gaming, and cooking.

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Duddy
Duddy
7 years ago

Is it possible to make like double chin and belly hang sliders?? Just would be cool to be inclusive to people like that.

Teagan
Teagan
6 years ago
Reply to  Duddy

Can you do a tutorial on presets as well please?

Kaz
Kaz
7 years ago

Hi! Are the butt slider and ear preset you made in this tutorial available for download anywhere? I’d love to have them in my game!

SrslySims
SrslySims
7 years ago
Reply to  Kaz

Hello Kaz! They are now available for download here at Sims Community! 🙂

Meg
Meg
7 years ago

This is a great tutorial and a program I am desperate to use if it worked for me. It is incompatible with my system and I run windows 8.1 As I wasn’t a fan of Windows 10 any way to fix this I’d very much like to learn how to make a foot slider.

Meg
Meg
7 years ago

This is a great tutorial and a program I am desperate to use if it worked for me. It is incompatible with my system and I run windows 8.1 As I wasn’t a fan of Windows 10 any way to fix this I’d very much like to learn how to make a foot slider.

Nan
Nan
7 years ago

it is possible to make a new slider, which is not default replacement?

Zer0mancer
Zer0mancer
6 years ago

Hello friend! Could you please help me? I’m trying to make a slider that would hide one finger on a hand, so sim would have four left. I read this post hundreds of times, did everything according to the instructions, but nothing happened. (I’ve already made couple of full-body presets and they were ok) Perhaps because I am doing something that is impossible to implement in the game? I searched the Internet for other creators, but after many days of searching I did not find anything. I feel desperate 🙁

Mezz0
Mezz0
6 years ago

Could you make a tutorial on how to make a full-body preset?

Rowan
Rowan
5 years ago

Awesome tutorials! Its a bit too difficult for me though. 🙁 But say, would it be possible to create a custom slider for eyes, to move them a tiny bit closer to each other, than in default game? This is all I am looking for, but I just cant find the exact thing anywhere.. Is such slider difficult to make? Could you even make it, please?

Best regards!

Sunnukii
Sunnukii
5 years ago

I just recently came across this, and blender is not importing the AF_UV0 file as demistrated in this tutorial. . . It only shows one overall mesh in the scene section.

lian
lian
5 years ago

do you have discord i want to talk to you

Meg
Meg
4 years ago

This is a great tutorial and a program I am desperate to use if it worked for me. It is incompatible with my system and I run windows 8.1 As I wasn’t a fan of Windows 10 any way to fix this I’d very much like to learn how to make a foot slider.

Meg
Meg
4 years ago

This is a great tutorial and a program I am desperate to use if it worked for me. It is incompatible with my system and I run windows 8.1 As I wasn’t a fan of Windows 10 any way to fix this I’d very much like to learn how to make a foot slider.

SrslySims
SrslySims
4 years ago
Reply to  Meg

Hello there Meg! Which program are you having issues with on 8.1? If it is MorphMaker have you tried to “troubleshoot compatibility” and setting it to Windows XP or Windows 8? This might fix your issue but I am unsure, since I indeed used Windows 10 in this tutorial.

Nan
Nan
4 years ago

it is possible to make a new slider, which is not default replacement?

Duddy
Duddy
4 years ago

Is it possible to make like double chin and belly hang sliders?? Just would be cool to be inclusive to people like that.

Teagan
Teagan
4 years ago
Reply to  Duddy

Can you do a tutorial on presets as well please?

SrslySims
SrslySims
4 years ago
Reply to  Duddy

Yes! That would be possible.

Mezz0
Mezz0
4 years ago

Could you make a tutorial on how to make a full-body preset?

Kaz
Kaz
4 years ago

Hi! Are the butt slider and ear preset you made in this tutorial available for download anywhere? I’d love to have them in my game!

SrslySims
SrslySims
4 years ago
Reply to  Kaz

Hello Kaz! They are now available for download here at Sims Community! 🙂

Zer0mancer
Zer0mancer
4 years ago

Hello friend! Could you please help me? I’m trying to make a slider that would hide one finger on a hand, so sim would have four left. I read this post hundreds of times, did everything according to the instructions, but nothing happened. (I’ve already made couple of full-body presets and they were ok) Perhaps because I am doing something that is impossible to implement in the game? I searched the Internet for other creators, but after many days of searching I did not find anything. I feel desperate 🙁

Sunnukii
Sunnukii
4 years ago

I just recently came across this, and blender is not importing the AF_UV0 file as demistrated in this tutorial. . . It only shows one overall mesh in the scene section.

Rowan
Rowan
4 years ago

Awesome tutorials! Its a bit too difficult for me though. 🙁 But say, would it be possible to create a custom slider for eyes, to move them a tiny bit closer to each other, than in default game? This is all I am looking for, but I just cant find the exact thing anywhere.. Is such slider difficult to make? Could you even make it, please?

Best regards!

lian
lian
4 years ago

do you have discord i want to talk to you

•Fiore Pellecchia †
•Fiore Pellecchia †
4 years ago

Hello, you can detect with this program the sliders that conflict with another slider? If so, how is it done?
(Sorry for my bad english)