The test CLIPs I’ve made so far have revealed an issue with the S4 slider system that has yet to be resolved. If/when that happens, if anything, animating S4 will be easier than it was in S3. Hopefully, at some point, the S4 rig’s functionality will be improved over what we were using in S3. The learning curve for people accustomed to using CLIPTool for S3 will be minimal to non-existent as the process of making and packaging a pose has not changed and ClipTool for S4 functions the same way as CLIPTool for S3. Hi PastaSauce, the rigs for S4 and S3 are very similar and, so far, are about the same to use. animation was done by Kuree – many thanks 🙂 The screenshot and initial testing of the. package is cross-posted at Simlogical – Thank you Inge!

This custom animation was packaged using s4pe which will soon be available at the Sims4Group Site.ĭocumentation on the Sims 4 CLIP resource is available at the Sims4Group Wiki. If you have the CAS Demo please try the animation and post whether it worked for you. The original EA lazy trait animation will be replaced by this default replacement. Then go into CAS and select the Lazy Trait. package in the mods folder for your CAS Demo game. You will need the CAS Demo to play this animation until the game is released. The download is right below the picture.īecause the only way to play an animation at the moment is using a default replacement, this first custom animation is a default replacement for the animation you see when you select the Lazy Trait in the CAS demo. Orangemittens has tested the plugins and created this new test animation. Thanks to friends that do have it, we were able to do some testing with The Sims 4 CAS demo and update the Blender plugins so Sims 4 animations and poses are now possible. Many of us have seen demos and some of us are even lucky enough to have the CAS Demo.

Sims 4 custom animations