And most important, I'll add the Occult property flag and set it to Human so the skintone will show up for human sims. There's no SkinHue value that would be meaningful for white skin so I'll skip that. (No, I don't know what that means, only that it appeared in all skintones with patch 1.13.) I'll add the SkintoneType flag and set it to Fantasy. The first cloned skintone is a special one and only the property flag of SkintoneBlend appears for it. The two cloned skintones will appear in the list section and the settings for the first one will appear on the right.įirst, I need to set the skin property flags the way I want. Now we move into the Clone Package Editor tab. Give the package a name and save it where you can find it. I'll clone it and the second lightest skintone by checking the boxes next to them and then clicking the big 'Clone!' button. There's a blank white skintone first in the list, which I think is the mannequin skin.

You can filter it by basegame or game pack if you wish. In our case, we select the 'Clone Game Skintones' option and a list of skintones will appear. If you were cloning from a custom skintone package you'd select the 'Custom package' option. When we run Skininator, the list of clonable skintones in the 'Cloning Tool' tab will be empty. You could also clone one skintone and add a skintone to it later. I'll use overlays for the spots and make them appear darker as the sim gets older.įirst, we clone two game skintones as new custom content. (free): (DDS handling built in)įor this tutorial I'll be making a leopard skin in two colors: yellow and white.

What this tutorial does not do: Teach you how to use an image editor. What this tutorial does: Show how to create a custom TS4 skintone using TS4Skininator, including skin color and overlays.

Creating a custom skintone with TS4 Skininator

How to make customs skin tone sims 4