This won't work very well if you have, for example, a meshed bow or jacket on the sim's outfit but for clothing which is pretty much flat in terms of the mesh, it'll look like the sim is pregnant.Make sure you click on another clothing item after selecting the breast toggle (can even be a hairstyle or makeup, just put it on and change it back), as the change is not instantaneousĪ pretty simple mod that allows you to enable or disable breasts for Sims regardless of gender, directly from the CAS Gender Options.
I believe there is also an accessory pregnant belly available, which is mapped in such a way that it picks up the texture of whatever clothes the sim is wearing behind it. The pregnant dress is nice but it’s only clothing and doesn’t change your character’s body at all.There are a couple mods out there in the works that sound exactly like what I’m looking for but they are not even close to being done. Making a slider to control the pregnant morph sounds like the perfect solution, right? It would be, except no-one has managed to hack those sliders yet! They work in exactly the same way as the fat/thin and fit sliders each item of clothing has its own individual pregnant morph - some clothes have no pregnant morph so they can't be worn whle pregnant. Morphs are what is used normally to create a sim's pregnant belly. However, the pregnant belly would not end up identical to the belly a sim gets when she is actually pregnant. You could use this to create a fake pregnant belly: it's a bit difficult because you don't have very fine control, and the process of making tiny tweaks to the slider's movement/scaling values, then loading up the game, testing, closing the game, making some more tiny tweaks. These sets add a pregnancy morph to all maxis-made adult female meshes. As such, you can't use a GEOM-based slider to make sims look pregnant.īone-based sliders take all the vertices which are attached to a particular bone in the sim's skeleton - for example, the left forearm bone - and move, or scale them. Sims 3 Pregnant Belly Mesh This is a featured upload It showcases the best talent and creativity available on MTS and in the community. Because of that, if you say "move vertex #27 two inches to the left", on the dress you get a big belly, on the shirt you get a spiky armpit. These are only used for the face: different clothing meshes have vertices in different places, so vertex #27 might be on the belly on a dress, but in the armpit on a shirt. GEOM-based sliders pick out certain vertices on the sim, by ID number, and move them, say, 2 inches to the left. There are two types of custom sliders: GEOM-based and bone based. You have a few options, though not that much actual choice. You'll have to let me do some general explaining.
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