How To, Tutorials by BobSkellington

Posts : 30 Join date : 2016-03-14 Location : South Africa

I have had so many people ask me how I do this and I'm tired of having to explain it, it will be much easier to link them up to this tutorial and also have more people join this forum because this forum is awesome Very Happy

So, let's start rofl1

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What I do is I make a Sim, make 5 different copies of her, pose them in each of their outfits and then I use a backdrop to change the color to whatever I like, I recommend plain colors as other materials could look like poor graphics and mess with the picture, or perhaps even mess with the outfits. Lighting is pretty simple, I use four different lights or play around with it until I am happy with the outcome.

Do you understand more or less? I take everything in-game and make duplicates. You can also download Gimp and take or download a plain background and then cut your Sims out, paste them onto the background and it's as simple as that.

OR

You could use IPiccy to make a collage and just remember to restrain proportions and the spacing, make sure there is no spacing otherwise a border might come between your pictures. Also make sure to change it to a color similar to your background.

You will need
Gimp:
https://www.gimp.org/

A backdrop:
http://www.thesimsresource.com/downloads/details/category/sims3/title/screenshot-backdrop/id/1117862/

IPiccy:
http://ipiccy.com/

I recommend taking the pictures in-game if you want shadows without having to edit shadows into your picture

You can also do this without a backdrop

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